A Handbook of Ornament With Three Hundred Plates Containing About Three Thousa
A Handbook of Ornament With Three Hundred Plates Containing About Three Thousa
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THE HELMET.
1. Greek, bronze, Campana collection, (I/art pour tous).
2. Etruscan, bronze, Campana collection, (L'art pour tous).
METAL OBJECTS.
391 The Helmet.
Plate 227 392 The Helmet. The Sword. The Dagger.
3. Roman, bronze, Louvre, Paris, (Menard et Sauvageot).
4 6. Roman, bronze, for gladiators, different views, (Menard et Sauvageot).
7. Mediaeval Salade, iron.
8. Mediaeval Heaume, iron, the chain was hooked into the cross- shaped slit.
9. Mediaeval Tilting-helmet, iron.
10. Mediaeval Armet..., iron.
11. Mediaeval, iron, with barred vizor.
12. Renascence, Morion, etched iron.
13. Renascence Burganet, German.
14. State-helmet, 16th century, (L'art pour tous).
THE SWORD. (Plate 228. ) The Sword is the most universally used of the offensive weapons. Much as these weapons for cutting and thrusting differ from each other in size and finish; they generally consist of three principal parts: the Blade, single or double-edged, tapering more or less towards the point, generally straight, but sometimes curved or waved, also sometimes fluted to save weight, only decorated by means of engraving, etching, damaskeening, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE HELMET.
1. Greek, bronze, Campana collection, (I/art pour tous).
2. Etruscan, bronze, Campana collection, (L'art pour tous).
METAL OBJECTS.
391 The Helmet.
Plate 227 392 The Helmet. The Sword. The Dagger.
3. Roman, bronze, Louvre, Paris, (Menard et Sauvageot).
4 6. Roman, bronze, for gladiators, different views, (Menard et Sauvageot).
7. Mediaeval Salade, iron.
8. Mediaeval Heaume, iron, the chain was hooked into the cross- shaped slit.
9. Mediaeval Tilting-helmet, iron.
10. Mediaeval Armet..., iron.
11. Mediaeval, iron, with barred vizor.
12. Renascence, Morion, etched iron.
13. Renascence Burganet, German.
14. State-helmet, 16th century, (L'art pour tous).
THE SWORD. (Plate 228. ) The Sword is the most universally used of the offensive weapons. Much as these weapons for cutting and thrusting differ from each other in size and finish; they generally consist of three principal parts: the Blade, single or double-edged, tapering more or less towards the point, generally straight, but sometimes curved or waved, also sometimes fluted to save weight, only decorated by means of engraving, etching, damaskeening, &c.
What to read after A Handbook of Ornament With Three Hundred Plates Containing About Three Thousa?
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