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1480. Cup-hilted rapier, the hilt probably Italian about 1630-40. Metropolitan
Museum, New York 67

1481. The cup of a rapier, probably Dutch, about 1650, but made for
Spanish or Italian market. Collection: Author 67

1482. Cup-hilted rapier, the cup, quillons, and knuckle-guard possibly
German, about 1630, the pommel is of an earlier date. Ex Bernal
collection 68

1483. Cup-hilted rapier, of Spanish fashion, but probably Italian workmanship,
about 1640. Rutherfurd Stuyvesant Collection, Metropolitan
Museum, New York 69

1484. Main gauche dagger, made en suite with the rapier (Fig. 1483)
Rutherfurd Stuyvesant Collection, Metropolitan Museum, New York 70

1485. Cup-hilted rapier, of Spanish fashion, but probably Italian workmanship,
about 1640. Tower of London 71

1486. Cup-hilted rapier. Italian, about 1650. Wallace Collection 72

1487. Main gauche dagger, made en suite with the rapier illustrated in
Fig. 1486. Wallace Collection 72

1488. <sc>Cup-hilted rapier, of Spanish fashion, but Italian workmanship, about
1640-50. Wallace Collection 73

1489. Cup-hilted rapier, of Spanish fashion, but Italian workmanship, about
1640. Collection: Mr. G. H. Ramsbottom 74

1490. Cup-hilted rapier, of Spanish fashion, but Italian workmanship, about
1640. Collection: Mr. G. H. Ramsbottom 74

1491. Cup-hilted rapier, Spanish, about 1670. Collection: Mr. G. H. Ramsbottom 74

1492. Cup-hilted rapier, Spanish, about 1670. Collection: Mr G. H. Ramsbottom 74

1493. Cup-hilted rapier with its main gauche dagger en suite, of Spanish
fashion, but Italian workmanship, about 1660. Collection: H.M. the
King, Windsor Castle 75

1494. Cup-hilted rapier, of Spanish fashion, but Italian workmanship, about
1660-70. Wallace Collection 76

1495. Cup-hilted rapier, Italian, about 1640. Collection: Mr. G. H. Ramsbottom 77

1496. Cup-hilted rapier, Spanish. Wallace Collection 78

1497. Frog for a rapier, early XVIIth century. Collection: Mr. Felix Joubert 79

1498. Spring tackle, Italian, late XVIIth century. Collection: Mr. Felix
Joubert 80