Filippo Emmanuele of Savoy, 1588-1624 (Italian),
146
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D 1, D 2.
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Helmet and Shield of Charles V,
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147
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D 3, D 4.
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Burgonet and Shield of Charles V,
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148
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D 8.
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Shield (Italian) with design representing the Abduction of Helen, 16th century,
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149
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D 6.
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Shield of Italian workmanship, 16th century,
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149
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D 63.
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The ‘Plus Ultra’ Shield, designed by Girolamo Romani,
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150
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D 10.
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Shield, early 17th century. Design: Warriors in combat,
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150
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D 63.
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Shield called ‘Plus Ultra,’ with Apotheosis of Charles V,
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150A
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D 64.
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The Medusa Shield, made by Negroli for Charles V,
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150A
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Shield of the Emperor Charles V, forming part of the Mühlberg armour,
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151
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D 66.
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Italian Shield, Moorish style, 16th century,
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151
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D 67.
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Italian Shield, Moorish Style, 16th century,
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152
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Shield presented to Charles V by Don Ferdinando de Gonzaga,
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152
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D 69.
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Italian Shield, 16th century. Design: The Triumph of Love,
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153
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D 68.
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Shield of Augsburg make, 16th century,
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153
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Shield ascribed to the Marquis of Villena, 16th century,
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154
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D 71.
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Shield of the end of the 16th century,
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154
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Shield of Philip II,
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155
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Shield of the Milanese School, 16th century,
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155
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D 72.
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Shield, late 16th century. Design: The Medusa’s Head,
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156
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Shield representing Jupiter, Saturn, Venus and Cupid, Mercury, and Mars, 16th century,
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156
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Shield, the work of E. de Zuloaga, 19th century,
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157
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Unfinished Shield, the work of E. de Zuloaga, 19th century,
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157
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Shield, the work of E. de Zuloaga, 19th century,
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158
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D 73.
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Spanish Shield, 17th century. Design: The Judgment of Paris,
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158
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D 78.
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Shield presented to Philip III by the Duke of Savoy in 1603,
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159
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D 79.
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Shield presented to Philip III by the Duke of Savoy in 1603,
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160
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D 86.
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Moorish Leather Shield, end of 15th century,
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161
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D 88.
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Oval Leather Shield, late 16th century. The face decorated with admirable Mexican-Indian Feather-work,
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161A
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Leather Shield, with the Arms of the Mendoza family,
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162
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M 1-5.
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Arms of King Francis I of France, taken at the battle of Pavia, 1525, by the troops of Charles V,
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163
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M 6.
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Shield and Sword of Francis I of France, taken at the battle of Pavia. Design: The Gallic Cock attacking a warrior and putting him to flight,
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163A
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G 45.
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Sword of Hernando Cortes,
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164
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