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Contents:
Preface
Introductory
Illustrations
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I: From The Fifth to The Fourteenth Century,
II: The Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries,
III: The Age of Charles V,
IV: The Decadence of Armour
Footnotes
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THE SPANISH SERIES


SPANISH ARMS
AND ARMOUR

THE SPANISH SERIES
EDITED BY ALBERT F. CALVERT

Seville
Murillo
Cordova
The Prado
The Escorial
Spanish Arms and Armour

In preparation

Goya
Toledo
Madrid
Velazquez
Granada and Alhambra
Royal Palaces of Spain
Leon, Burgos & Salamanca
Valladolid, Oviedo, Segovia, Zamora, Avila & Zaragoza

SPANISH ARMS
AND ARMOUR

BEING    A    HISTORICAL    AND
DESCRIPTIVE ACCOUNT OF THE
ROYAL ARMOURY   OF MADRID,
BY     ALBERT      F.      CALVERT,
WITH       386       ILLUSTRATIONS

 
 
LONDON: JOHN LANE, THE BODLEY HEAD
NEW YORK: JOHN LANE COMPANY MCMVII

 
 
E. Goodman and Son, The Phœnix Press  Taunton

 
 
DEDICATED
WITH PROFOUND RESPECT AND ESTEEM
TO HER MAJESTY
QUEEN MARIA CRISTINA OF SPAIN
WHO SO WORTHILY AND FOR SO LONG
MAINTAINED THOSE GLORIOUS TRADITIONS
OF SPANISH GREATNESS
WHICH ARE SYMBOLISED IN THE TREASURES
OF THE ROYAL ARMOURY

PREFACE

IN compiling this volume I believe I can claim, in a sense, to havebroken new ground, for although a description of the Spanish RoyalArmoury finds a place in every Guide and Handbook to Madrid, noexhaustive survey of the contents of this priceless treasure-house,apart from the official catalogue, is in existence.

The present work is based on the admirable catalogue prepared in 1898 atthe instigation of Queen Maria Cristina by the Conde de Valencia de SanJuan, to whom, with peculiar pleasure, I desire to make fullacknowledgment of my indebtedness. To the formal descriptions of theexhibits, which the Conde de San Juan has coll

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