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1121. Extra pieces belonging to the suit (Fig. 1119). Tower of London 41

1122. "Ser John Smithe." Jacobe MS. 43

1123. Helmet from the second suit made for Sir H. Lee (1530-97). Tower
of London 45

1124. Locking gauntlet from the same suit. Armourers' and Brasiers'
Company 45

1125. Burgonet helmet from the same suit. Lifrust-Kammer, Stockholm 46

1126. Buffe for the casque, from the same suit. Lifrust-Kammer,
Stockholm 46

1127. Chanfron from the same suit. Lifrust-Kammer, Stockholm 47

1128. Leg armour from the same suit. Lifrust-Kammer, Stockholm 48

1129. "Sr Henry Lee, Mr of Tharmerie" (second suit). Jacobe MS. 49

1130. Extra pieces of the suit of "Sr Henry Lee, Mr of Tharmerie" 50

1131. Portrait of Count Sten Bielka, late XVIIth century, wearing the
lost second suit made for Sir Henry Lee. Nordeska Museum,
Stockholm 51

1132. Armour of George Clifford, Earl of Cumberland, K.G. (1558-1605).
Collection: Lord Hothfield 52

1133. Gauntlets belonging to the above suit. Metropolitan Museum,
New York 53

1134. Unfinished mezeil, from the same suit. Tower of London 53

1135. Additional parts for the same suit. Collection: Lord Hothfield 54

1136. Additional parts for the same suit. Collection: Lord Hothfield 55

1137. "The Earle of Cumberlande." Jacobe MS. 56

1137A. George Clifford, Earl of Cumberland, from a miniature. Collection:
Mrs. Sotheby 56

1138. Portions of a suit made for the Earl of Cumberland. Tower of
London 57

1139. Portrait of the Earl of Cumberland, wearing the starred armour,
from a family group at Appleby Castle. Collection: Lord Hothfield 58

1139A. The Earl of Cumberland on horseback at Porto Rico, 1598, wearing
the same armour. Engraved by Thomas Cookson 58

1140. Miniature portrait of the Earl of Cumberland in the costume of
the Queen's champion, wearing starred armour. Collection: The
Duke of Buccleuch 59

1141. Armour of Sir Henry Lee (third suit). Armourers' and Brasiers'
Company 60