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Fig. 1226. Burgonet
Worn by the Emperor Charles V, signed by the Brothers Negroli of Milan and dated 1545. D 30, Royal Armoury, Madrid
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Fig. 1228. Burgonet
Of the same model as Figs. 1226 and 1227, but in this case a school work of the Negroli. Ex Baily and De Cosson Collections, now in the Rutherford Stuyvesant Collection, New York
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Fig. 1227. Burgonet
Made by the Brothers Negroli of Milan. Musée d'Artillerie, Paris