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Fig. 819. Dagger
English, about 1540-60 Salting Bequest to the Victoria and Albert Museum
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Fig. 820
Wie die Königen den Botten abgefertiget den edlen Helden Theuerdanck allenthalben zusuchen (From the Theuerdank, Woodcut No. 6, by H. Schauffelin, showing the "kidney" dagger)
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Fig. 821. Dagger
German, 1541 Victoria and Albert Museum
