131. The great seal of Richard I 109
132. From the Magnaville effigy in the Temple church, London. Early
XIIIth century 110
133. The great seal of King John 110
134. William Longespee, Earl of Salisbury, from his effigy in the
cathedral church of Salisbury, about 1230 111
135. An effigy in the cathedral church of Gloucester, attributed vaguely
but erroneously to Robert, Duke of Normandy (about 1230) 112
136. Suggested way of lacing the mail coif on the right temple 112
137. From the effigy attributed to Richard Wellysburne de Montfort,
Hitchendon church, Buckinghamshire 113
138. Hemispherical steel cap 113
139. From "the Life of Offa I." British Museum 113
140. Martyrdom of Thomas à Becket. British Museum 114
141. The battle of Ephraim and the discovery of Absalom by Joab. COLLECTION:
S. C. Cockerell, Esq. 117
142. The return from battle. Collect on: S. C. Cockerell, Esq. 117
143. From the painted chamber, Palace of Westminster 118
144. From the painted chamber, Palace of Westminster 118
145a, b. The great seal of Richard I 119
146. From the crest of Heinrich von Veldegke 119
147. The skull-piece of an early helm (?) 120
148. FROM THE SEAL OF HUMPHREY DE BOHUN, EARL OF HEREFORD, ABOUT
1300 120
149. From the seal of Edward of Carnarvon, Prince of Wales, about
1300 120
149A.A pair of knee cops. Riggs' Collection, Metropolitan Museum, New
York 121
150. The effigy of an unknown knight in Gosberton church, Lincolnshire,
about 1260 122
151a, b. Outside and inside views of a genouillère. Royal Scottish Museum,
Edinburgh 122
152. The effigy of Robert de Vere, Earl of Oxford, who died in 1221, now
in Hatfield Broad Oak Church, Essex 123
153. Effigy of a knight, in the cathedral church of Salisbury 123
154. Mounted archer wearing the helm, about 1260 127
155. Mounted archer wearing the helm, about 1300. Royal MS., British
Museum 127
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