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1335. Two-handed sword, Italian, first half XVIth century. Wallace
Collection 271

1336. Two-handed sword as above. Collection: Mr. F. Joubert 271

1337. Two-handed sword, hilt probably English, about 1540. Penshurst 272

1338. Two-handed sword, probably English. Collection: Mr. J. Seymour
Lucas, R.A. 273

1339. Two-handed sword, German, middle XVIth century. Musée
d'Artillerie 274

1340. Two-handed sword, hilt German, mid-XVIth century. Musée
d'Artillerie 274

1341. Two-handed sword, ordinary Swiss type, late XVIth or early XVIIth
century. Metropolitan Museum, New York 275

1342. The practice of the düsack, from a copper-plate by Yost Amman 275

1343. Sabre and scabbard, North Italian, third quarter XVIth century.
Imperial Armoury, Vienna 276

1344. Sabre, North Italian, third quarter XVIth century. Musée
d'Artillerie 278

1345. Sabre, probably German, third quarter XVIth century. Wallace
Collection 278

1346. Sabre, German, middle XVIth century. (a) Upper part; (b) lower
part. Bargello 280

1347. Sword-rapier of Duke Ferdinand of Tyrol. Imperial Armoury, Vienna 282

1348. Sword-rapier, North Italian, mid-XVIth century. British Museum 283

1349. Rapier with "swept" hilt, Italian, third quarter XVIth century.
Musée d'Artillerie 284

1350. Rapier with "swept" hilt and dagger, probably French, third quarter
XVIth century. Musée d'Artillerie 285

1351. Rapier with "swept" hilt, French, late XVIth century. Metropolitan
Museum, New York 286

1352. "Swept" hilted rapier. Royal Historical Museum, Dresden 287

1353. Sword hilt, Epée de Religion. Bibliothèque Nationale 289

1354. Dagger en suite with the above. Musée du Louvre 290

1355. Designs by Hans Mielich for sword, dagger, etc. Collection: the late
Herr Hefner-Alteneck 291

1356. Rapier hilt, Italian, third quarter XVIth century. Imperial
Armoury, Vienna 292

1357. Rapier hilt, gold plated and jewelled, probably German, third
quarter XVIth century. Royal Armoury, Dresden 293