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1310. Wooden shield covered with leather, Italian, about 1560. Metropolitan
Museum, New York 238

1311. Shield, German, by D. Kolman, 1552. Royal Armoury, Madrid 240

1312. Shield, German, by M. Frawenbrys, 1543. Royal Armoury,
Madrid 241

1313. Shield (tablachina), German, by M. Frawenbrys. Royal Armoury,
Madrid 241

1314. Shield, German, middle XVIth century. The work of Sigismund
Wolf of Landshut 243

1315. Shield, Greenwich school. Metropolitan Museum, New York 244

1316. Shield, "The Spanish General's," 1579. Tower of London 245

1317. The "Cellini" shield. Windsor Armoury 247

1318. Shield, Louvre school, about 1570. Wallace Collection 249

1319. Shield, Louvre school, about 1590. Wallace Collection 250

1320. Shield, French school, about 1570 251

1321. Shield, made for Charles IX of France. Louvre, Paris 253

1322. Shield, French school, about 1570. Louvre, Paris 255

1323. Shield. Royal Armoury, Turin 256

1324. Shield, French, by an unknown artist, about 1580. Imperial Armoury,
Vienna 258

1325. Sword, Italian or Spanish, first quarter XVIth century. Musée
d'Artillerie 261

1326. Sword, Italian or Spanish, first half XVIth century. Musée
d'Artillerie 261

1327. Showing the correct grasp of a sword or rapier (two positions) 262

1328. Rapier, Italian, third quarter XVIth century. Victoria and Albert
Museum 263

1329. Thrusting sword (estoc), probably French, middle XVIth century.
Musée d'Artillerie 265

1330. Sword, probably North Italian, middle XVIth century. Musée
d'Artillerie 266

1331. Sword, North Italian, middle XVIth century. Wallace Collection 267

1332. Sword, North Italian, third quarter XVIth century. Collection:
Mr. E. Kennedy 268

1333. The Emperor-elect Maximilian learning the use of the double-handed
sword. From a woodcut by H. Burgkmair 269

1334. Two-handed sword for practising sword play, German, first half
XVIth century. Ex Londesborough Collection 270