. Inventory and survey of the armouries of the Tower of London . Arms of the family ofEnriquez. No. 49. , similar to the above, decorated with Engraved Trophies of Arms and Flowing close helmet consists of skull ;two-part visor, with vision slits in theupper portion and nine holes on theright side of the lower part ; beavor ;and three neck-lames, back and is a large projecting pin on theright side of the upper visor. The restof the suit is the same type as the above,except that the elbow-cops are entirelycovered with engraved trophies of tassets a
. Inventory and survey of the armouries of the Tower of London . Arms of the family ofEnriquez. No. 49. , similar to the above, decorated with Engraved Trophies of Arms and Flowing close helmet consists of skull ;two-part visor, with vision slits in theupper portion and nine holes on theright side of the lower part ; beavor ;and three neck-lames, back and is a large projecting pin on theright side of the upper visor. The restof the suit is the same type as the above,except that the elbow-cops are entirelycovered with engraved trophies of tassets are of six lames each, and thegauntlets are engraved to match the restof the CLOSE HELMET OF MALTESE .\l{MOUl<(U, 50). 51. Half-armour, similar to the above,but with a morion for helmet. 52. Half-armour, similar to the above, consisting of morion, gorget ofthree lames, peascod breast, plain back, taces of two lames, tassets of elevenlames, pauldrons of seven lames, brassards hung by turning-pins from thepauldrons, bracelet elbow-cops and plain gauntlets. All the armour, exceptthe gauntlets, is decorated with engraved bands of trophies and volutesending in medallion heads. 53—65. Thirteen Half-armours, similar to the above, consisting ofmorion, breast, back, pauldrons and loan to Dover Castle. 66. Half-armour, similar to the above, consisting of long-breastedcuirass, brassards, pauldrons, loan to Dover Castle. Plate XIV
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