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Fig. 831. Dagger
Gilt hilt, with settings of turquoise and mother-of-pearl. The authenticity of this dagger is a matter for consideration; it is enriched in the style of the early years of the XVIth century Metropolitan Museum, New York
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Fig. 832. Dagger
Italian (Venetian), about 1500 Metropolitan Museum, New York
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Fig. 833. Dagger
Italian (Venetian), about 1500 Wallace Collection (Laking Catalogue, No. 111)
Hispano-Arabian manner. The third dagger (Fig. 835), the historical weapon, though less elaborate in its decoration, is noteworthy as having attached to it what we believe to be a genuine history: it is reputed to be the actual weapon with which Andrea Lampugnano murdered Galeazzo Sforza in the church of St. Stephen, Milan, on 26th December, 1476. When in the year
