| Reference No. | Title. | Plate. |
| | Crowns and votive Crosses of Guarrazar, Remains of St. Ferdinand’s Robe, Moorish Spurs of St. Ferdinand, | 1 |
| | Cloak and Spurs of St. Ferdinand and Visigothic Bit, | 1A |
| | Don Bernardo Guillen de Entenza, 13th century, | 2 |
| | Don Guillelmo Ramon de Moncada, Seneschal of Catalonia, died circa 1280, | 3 |
| | Don Juan Alphonso, Lord of Ajofrin, died about 1386, | 3 |
| G 22. | Sword and Scabbard, probably belonging to St. Ferdinand, | 4 |
| G 21. | The Lobera of St. Ferdinand, | 4 |
| G 22. | Sword and Scabbard that probably belonged to St. Ferdinand, | 5 |
| | Pedro I, King of Castile, | 6 |
| | Effigy of St. Ferdinand, King of Spain, | 7 |
| | Sepulchral Effigy of Don Bernardo de Anglesola, circa 1384, | 8 |
| F 123. | Bit, believed to have belonged to Witiza, King of the Visigoths, | 9 |
| D 11. | Helmet-crest of Martin I of Aragon, | 9 |
| G 4. | Pontifical Sword presented by Pope Eugene IV to John II of Castile, | 10 |
| G 13. | Fifteenth Century War Sword, probably belonged to Ferdinand the Catholic, | 10 |
| G 1. | Ceremonial Sword of Ferdinand and Isabella, | 11 |
| G 23. | Fifteenth Century Sword of unknown Origin, | 11 |
| | Juan Pacheco, Marquis of Villena, Grand Master of St. James, died 1474, | 12 |
| G 29. | War Sword of the Gran Capitan, Gonzalo Fernandez de Cordoba (1453-1515), | 13 |
| G 28. | Sword of the Cardinal Infante Fernando, Brother of Philip IV, | 13 |
| G 31. | War Sword of Ferdinand the Catholic, | 13 |
| A 9. | Armet, early 16th century (closed), | 14 |
| A 9. | The Same (open), | 14 |
| A 5. | Armet, late 15th century and beginning of 16th century, | 14 |
| A 11. | Armour of Philip the Handsome, | 15 |
| A 16. | Tilting Armour of Philip the Handsome, | 15 |
| A 16. | Tilting Armour of Philip the Handsome, | 15A |
| A 16. | Tilting Armour of Philip the Handsome, | 15B |
| A 16. | Tilting Armour of Philip the Handsome, | 15C |
| | Tilting Armour, early 16th century, attributed in the 1849 Catalogue to Maximilian of Austria, | 15D |
| A 11. | ‘Caperuza’ of Philip I of Castile, | 16 |
| A 17. | Helmet with unusually large Shutter, late 15th century, | 16 |
| D 14. | Late 15th century Helmet in the Moorish Style. It is the only one of its kind in the Armoury, | 16 |
| C 1. | Spanish Man-at-arms, 15th century, | 17 |
| C 1. | Spanish Man-at-arms, 15th century (back view), | 17A |
| C 4. | Spanish Crossbowman, 15th century, | 17B |
| C 4. | Spanish Crossbowman, 15th century (back view), | 17C |
| C 2. | Spanish Halberdier, 15th century, | 17D |
| C 2. | Spanish Halberdier, 15th century (back view), | 17E |
| | Mace-bearer of the 16th century, with Surcoat displaying the Arms of Castile and Leon, | 18 |
| | A King of Arms, | 19 |
| A 101. | Royal Tilting Armour of Charles V, | 20 |
| A 19. | War Armour of Charles V, | 20 |
| A 19. | War Armour of the Emperor Charles V (1517), | 20A |
| A 26. | Tilting Harness of Charles V, | 21 |
| A 27. | Tilting Armour of Charles V, | 22 |
| A 37. | Tilting Harness of Charles V, made by Colman Helmschmied, | 23 |
| A 49. | Oak-leaf Suit with Lamboys of Charles V, | 24 |
| A 56. | Figure showing Pieces of the Oak-leaf Armour, | 25 |
| A 65. | Tilting Harness of Charles V, | 26 |
| A 93. | Foot Armour, with Lamboys, belonging to Charles V, with reinforcing Pieces for Helmet, | 27 |
| A 93. | Foot Armour of Charles V, made by Helmschmied in 1526, | 27A |
| A 112. | Armour presented to Charles V by the Duke of Mantua, | 28 |
| A 114. | Armour presented to Charles V by the Duke of Mantua, | 29 |
| A 116. | Cornucopiæ Armour of Charles V, | 30 |
| A 129. | War Harness of Charles V, | 31 |
| A 139. | Italian Armour of Charles V, | 31 |
| A 139. | Armour of Charles V (work of Negroli), | 31A |
| A 147. | Foot Armour of Charles V, | 32 |
| A 149. | Armour of Charles V (1541), | 33 |
| A 160. | Armour of Charles V, probably made by Negroli, | 34 |
| A 164. | Charles V at Mühlberg, | 35 |
| | Armour of Charles V (pieces of the Mühlberg Harness), | 36 |
| | Pieces of the Mühlberg Harness of Charles V, | 37 |
| | Harness composed of pieces of the Mühlberg Harness (1547), | 37A |
| | Armour of Charles V, with Lamboys, | 38 |
| A 165. | Mühlberg Armour of Charles V, | 39 |
| A 138. | Armour of Charles V, after the Roman style, | 39 |
| | Equestrian Armour of Charles V, | 40 |
| | Armour of Charles V, made by Colman (1849 Catalogue), | 41 |
| | Armour of Charles V., Augsburg or Nuremburg make (1849 Catalogue), | 41A |
| | Equestrian Armour of the Marquis of Villena, 16th century, | 42 |
| A 189. | Foot Armour of Philip II, made by Desiderius Colman, | 43 |
| A 189. | Foot Armour of Philip II, made by Desiderius Colman, | 43A |
| A 217. | Armour of Prince Philip (II), of German make, | 44 |
| A 218. | Armour of Prince Philip (II), made in Germany in 1549, | 45 |
| A 231. | Armour made for Prince Philip (II) by Wolf of Landshut (1550), | 46 |
| A 239. | Parade Armour of Philip II, | 47 |
| | Parade Armour of King Sebastian of Portugal, | 47 |
| A 239. | Suit made for Prince Philip (II) at Augsburg in 1552, | 47A |
| A 239. | Gorget of Philip II, when heir-apparent, for parade (1552). It has the collar of the Golden Fleece, | 47B |
| A 242. | Saddle-plate belonging to the same Armour as the preceding, | 47B |
| A 243. | Equestrian Armour of Philip II, made by Sigmund Wolf of Landshut, | 48 |
| A 245. | Tilting Armour, made for Prince Philip (II) by Wolf of Landshut (1554), | 49 |
| A 263. | ‘Burgundy Cross’ Armour of Philip II, | 50 |
| | The ‘Burgundy Cross’ Suit of Philip II, | 50A |
| | ‘Burgundy Cross’ Armour of Philip II, | 50B |
| | Armour of King Philip II, | 51 |
| A 274. | Complete Armour of Prince Charles, son of Philip II, | 52 |
| A 289. | Suit presented to Philip II by the Conde de Nieva, | 52A |
| | Armour of Philip II, engraved with the Royal Arms of England, | 52B |
| A 290. | Armour of King Sebastian of Portugal, | 53 |
| A 290. | Armour of King Sebastian of Portugal (2nd view), | 53A |
| A 290. | Armour of King Sebastian of Portugal (3rd view), | 53B |
| A 290. | Armour of King Sebastian (details), | 53C |
| A 290. | Armour of King Sebastian, back plate (details), | 53D |
| A 291. | Equestrian Parade Armour of Philip III, | 54 |
| A 291. | Armour of Philip III, made by Lucio Picinino of Milan, | 54A |
| A 347. | Armour presented by the Archduke Albert to Philip III, | 55 |
| A 354. | Half Suit made at Pamplona for Philip III, | 56 |
| A 356. | War Armour, early 17th century, Milanese make, | 57 |
| A 360. | Half Armour of Prince Filippo Emmanuele of Savoy, early 17th century, | 58 |
| | Armour of Prince Filippo Emmanuele of Savoy (1586-1605), | 58A |
| A 422. | Milanese Armour of King Philip IV, | 59 |
| | Armour sent from Flanders in 1624 by the Infanta Isabel Clara Eugenia to Philip IV, | 60 |
| | Armour ascribed to King Philip IV, | 61 |
| | Armour made at Pamplona for the Duke of Savoy, 1620, | 62 |
| A 277. | Armour ascribed, on doubtful authority, to Diego Garcia de Paredes, | 63 |
| | Armour ascribed to Don Alonso Cespedes, the Castilian Alcides, died 1569, | 64 |
| | Armour of Fernando d’Alarcon, 16th century (1849 Catalogue), | 65 |
| | Half Armour of the Third Count of Altamira (1849 Catalogue), | 66 |
| | Half Armour of John of Aldana (1849 Catalogue), | 67 |
| | Half Armour of Alfonso d’Avalos, nephew of the Marquis of Pescara (1849 Catalogue), | 68 |
| | Milanese Armour of the famous Warrior Antonio de Leiva (1849 Catalogue), | 69 |
| | Half Armour of the Poet Garcilaso de la Vega (1849 Catalogue), | 70 |
| | Armour of Luis Hurtado de Mendoza (1849 Catalogue), | 71 |
| | Complete Armour of the Marquis of Pescara, General of Charles V (1849 Catalogue), | 72 |
| | Half Armour of Juan de Padilla, beheaded by order of Charles V in 1520 (1849 Catalogue), | 73 |
| | Half Armour of Juan Arias de Avila, Count of Puñonrostro (1849 Catalogue), | 74 |
| | Coat of Mail ascribed to Alfonso V of Aragon and I of Sicily (1849 Catalogue), | 75 |
| | Harness ascribed to Charles V (1849 Catalogue), | 76 |
| | Harness ascribed to Charles V (1849 Catalogue), | 77 |
| M 11-17. | Armour of John Frederick, Elector of Saxony, taken at the Battle of Mühlberg, 1547, | 78 |
| | Armour of the Elector John Frederick, the Magnanimous, Duke of Saxony, taken at Mühlberg, | 78A |
| C 11. | Brigantine of Milanese make which belonged to the Emperor Maximilian, | 79 |
| | Mark on the Breastplate of a Child’s Corselet (17th century), | 79A |
| | Signature of the noted Engraver of Augsburg, Daniel Hopfer, with date, | 79A |
| | Monogram of Guidobaldo II, Duke of Arbino, on Suit A 188, | 79A |
| C 11. | Inside of Brigantine of Maximilian I, with Arms of Austria and Burgundy, | 79A |
| | Milanese Brigantine which belonged to Charles V, | 80 |
| | Milanese Brigantine which belonged to Charles V, | 81 |
| B 1. | Boy’s Half Armour which belonged to Philip III, | 82 |
| B 3. | Shield. Subject: Gods overwhelming the Moors, | 82 |
| B 4. | Boy’s Half Armour which belonged to Philip III, | 82 |
| B 1. | Boy’s Half Armour, made in Italy for the Infante, afterwards Philip III, | 83 |
| B 1. | Boy’s Half Armour, made for the Infante, afterwards Philip III (second view), | 83A |
| B 4. | Half Armour presented to the Infante, afterwards Philip III, by the Duke of Terranova, | 84 |
| B 9. | Milanese Armour presented to the Infante, afterwards Philip III, by the Duke of Terranova, | 85 |
| B 9. | Armour of the Infante, afterwards Philip III, Milanese make (second view), | 85A |
| B 12. | Boy’s Half Armour, with Medallion on Breastplate of Mutius Scaevola, | 86 |
| B 18. | Boy’s Half Armour, made for the Infante Fernando, Son of Philip III, | 87 |
| | Half Armour belonging to Prince Philip, afterwards Philip IV, | 88 |
| | Boy’s Half Armour, Milanese make (late 16th century), | 89 |
| | Boy’s Half Armour, | 90 |
| | Boy’s Half Armour, end of 16th century (Italian), | 91 |
| | Boy’s Half Armour, | 92 |
| A 434. | Gorget. Subject: The Siege of Ostend, 1601, | 93 |
| A 434. | Gorget of Philip II Subject: The Battle of Nieuport, | 94 |
| E 88-89. | Superb pair of Gauntlets belonging to Charles V, | 95 |
| A 151. | Light War-Armour of Charles V, Corselet and Armlet of rare form, also two Helmets, | 96 |
| A 75-83. | Armet, with reinforcing Pieces, | 97 |
| A 54. | A curious Bevor in two Pieces, nailed on Leather, | 98 |
| A 49. | Charles V’s Tilting Helmet, | 98 |
| A 29. | Helmet belonging to the ‘K.D.’ Suit, | 98 |
| A 27. | Helmet of Charles V, | 98 |
| A 120. | Burgonet, by Colman, | 99 |
| A 118. | Morion of Charles V, | 99 |
| | Cabasset and Leg Armour of a Spanish Pikeman, late 15th century, | 99 |
| A 57. | Tilting Helmet of Charles V, | 100 |
| A 56. | Helmet of Charles V, | 100 |
| A 75. | Helmet of Charles V, | 101 |
| A 59. | ‘Dolphin’ Helmet of Charles V, | 101 |
| D 12. | Helmet made by Negroli of Milan, | 102 |
| A 118. | Burgonet of Charles V, | 102 |
| A 151. | Burgonet of Charles V, with Bevor bought from Sir Richard Wallace, | 103 |
| A 151. | Burgonet of Charles V, with Bevor not belonging to Helmet, | 103 |
| A 151. | Corselet of Charles V, | 104 |
| A 189. | Gauntlet of Philip II, | 105 |
| A 190. | Helmet of Philip II, | 105 |
| | Helmet of Philip II, made at Augsburg in 1549, belonging to the suit A 239, | 106 |
| A 243. | Helmet of Philip II, made by Wolf of Landshut in 1554, | 107 |
| A 290. | Burgonet of King Sebastian of Portugal, | 108 |
| A 290. | Burgonet of King Sebastian of Portugal, | 109 |
| A 292. | Burgonet made for Philip III by Lucio Picinino, | 110 |
| A 291. | Helmet of Philip III, with three beautiful Masks on Visor, Nape, and Front; probably Italian, late 16th century, | 111 |
| A 292. | Burgonet, the missing parts of which are in the Kensington Museum, London, | 111 |
| A 350. | Helmet for the Duke of Savoy (front view), | 112 |
| A 350. | Helmet for the Duke of Savoy (side view), | 113 |
| A 417. | Cabasset presented to Philip IV by the Infanta Isabel Eugenia, | 114 |
| A 350. | Helmet with movable Visor, made in Pamplona, apparently for the Duke of Savoy, 1620, | 115 |
| A 380. | Burgonet, early 17th century, belonged to Philip IV, | 115 |
| A 414. | Helmet of Philip IV, presented to him with other Armour by the Infanta Isabel Eugenia, | 115 |
| A 417. | Cabasset presented to Philip IV by the Infanta Isabel Eugenia, | 115 |
| B 2. | Morion, which belonged to Philip III when a Boy. Subject: The Goddess of Plenty, | 116 |
| B 5. | Morion, given to Philip III when a Child by the Duke of Terranova, | 117 |
| D 3. | Burgonet of Charles V, designed by Giulio Romano, | 118 |
| D 3. | Burgonet of Charles V, designed by Giulio Romano (second side), | 119 |
| D 5. | Burgonet, 16th century. Subject: Bacchus and Ariadne (left side), | 120 |
| D 5. | Burgonet, 16th century. Subject: Silenus supported by Bacchus, | 121 |
| D 7. | Burgonet, 16th century. Subject: The Wooden Horse of Troy (left side), | 122 |
| D 7. | Burgonet, 16th century. Subject: The Judgment of Paris (right side), | 123 |
| D 13. | Milanese Salade, 15th century, | 124 |
| D 14. | Moorish Salade, ascribed to Philip I, | 125 |
| D 26. | Spanish Morion, early 16th century, with the Inscription, ‘Non Timeo Milia Populi,’ | 125 |
| A 188. | Roman Helmet (Charles V), | 126 |
| A 188. | Mask on Shoulder-Guard of Charles V’s Roman Suit, | 126 |
| D 22. | Cabasset which belonged to Philip the Handsome, | 126 |
| D 16. | Late 15th century Helmet, probably belonged to Philip the Handsome, | 126 |
| D 25. | Spanish Foot-Soldier’s Morion, early 16th century, | 127 |
| D 23. | Parade Headpiece of Charles V, | 127 |
| D 29. | Parade Headpiece, middle 16th century (origin unknown), | 127 |
| D 30. | Parade Burgonet, made for Charles V by the Negrolis in 1545, | 127 |
| D 29. | Helmet, middle of 16th century, | 128 |
| D 28. | Steel Cap belonging to Charles V, | 128 |
| D 30. | Burgonet of Charles V, made by Negroli, | 129 |
| M 5. | Helmet of Francis I of France, taken at the Battle of Pavia, | 130 |
| M 5. | Helmet of Francis I of France, taken at the Battle of Pavia, | 131 |
| B 21. | Helmet which belonged to Prince Baltasar Carlos, 1629-1646, | 132 |
| D 31. | Burgonet ascribed on insufficient grounds to Antonio de Leyva (16th century), | 132 |
| 1511. | Satin and Velvet Turban found in the Palace of Mustafa, Bey of Oran, in 1722, | 133 |
| 1533. | Steel Turban of Ali Pasha, Turkish Admiral at Lepanto, | 133 |
| | Turkish Helmet taken at Lepanto, | 134 |
| | Helmet of Philip III, | 134 |
| | Helmet of the 16th century, | 135 |
| | Helmet of Charles V, belonging to the Cornucopiæ Suit, | 136 |
| | Helmet of Charles V, belonging to the Cornucopiæ Suit, | 136 |
| C 11. | Salade, with detachable decorative Pieces (belonged to Maximilian I or Philip I), | 137 |
| M 19. | Helmet of Ali Pasha, Turkish Admiral, defeated at Lepanto, | 137 |
| A 191. | Morion and Arm-guard of Charles V, | 138 |
| A 27. | Shield used in Tilting, | 139 |
| A 57. | Shield used in Tilting, designed by Hopfer, | 139 |
| A 57. | Shield designed by Hopfer, | 140 |
| | Shield, with a Mask in Relief, belonging to the Harness of Charles V, A 149-156, | 141 |
| | Shield of Philip II, belonging to the Armour A 217-230, | 142 |
| | Shield of the Emperor Charles V, belonging to the Harness A 159-163, | 142 |
| A 265. | Shield of Philip II, | 143 |
| A 241. | German Shield, 16th century, by Desiderio Colman: War, Peace, Wisdom, and Strength, | 143 |
| | Shield of Philip III, musket-proof, belonging to the Harness A 354, | 144 |
| A 293. | Shield. Subject: Alexander subduing Bucephalus, | 144 |
| A 293. | Shield accompanying armour of Philip III, 1578-1621. In the centre, Alexander the Great subduing Bucephalus, | 145 |
| B 3. | Shield which belonged to Philip III when a boy. Subject: Jupiter, Neptune, and Mars overwhelming the Moors, | 146 |
| A 374. | Shield belonging to Prince Filippo Emmanuele of Savoy, 1588-1624 (Italian), | 146 |
| D 1, D 2. | Helmet and Shield of Charles V, | 147 |
| D 3, D 4. | Burgonet and Shield of Charles V, | 148 |
| D 8. | Shield (Italian) with design representing the Abduction of Helen, 16th century, | 149 |
| D 6. | Shield of Italian workmanship, 16th century, | 149 |
| D 63. | The ‘Plus Ultra’ Shield, designed by Girolamo Romani, | 150 |
| D 10. | Shield, early 17th century. Design: Warriors in combat, | 150 |
| D 63. | Shield called ‘Plus Ultra,’ with Apotheosis of Charles V, | 150A |
| D 64. | The Medusa Shield, made by Negroli for Charles V, | 150A |
| | Shield of the Emperor Charles V, forming part of the Mühlberg armour, | 151 |
| D 66. | Italian Shield, Moorish style, 16th century, | 151 |
| D 67. | Italian Shield, Moorish Style, 16th century, | 152 |
| | Shield presented to Charles V by Don Ferdinando de Gonzaga, | 152 |
| D 69. | Italian Shield, 16th century. Design: The Triumph of Love, | 153 |
| D 68. | Shield of Augsburg make, 16th century, | 153 |
| | Shield ascribed to the Marquis of Villena, 16th century, | 154 |
| D 71. | Shield of the end of the 16th century, | 154 |
| | Shield of Philip II, | 155 |
| | Shield of the Milanese School, 16th century, | 155 |
| D 72. | Shield, late 16th century. Design: The Medusa’s Head, | 156 |
| | Shield representing Jupiter, Saturn, Venus and Cupid, Mercury, and Mars, 16th century, | 156 |
| | Shield, the work of E. de Zuloaga, 19th century, | 157 |
| | Unfinished Shield, the work of E. de Zuloaga, 19th century, | 157 |
| | Shield, the work of E. de Zuloaga, 19th century, | 158 |
| D 73. | Spanish Shield, 17th century. Design: The Judgment of Paris, | 158 |
| D 78. | Shield presented to Philip III by the Duke of Savoy in 1603, | 159 |
| D 79. | Shield presented to Philip III by the Duke of Savoy in 1603, | 160 |
| D 86. | Moorish Leather Shield, end of 15th century, | 161 |
| D 88. | Oval Leather Shield, late 16th century. The face decorated with admirable Mexican-Indian Feather-work, | 161A |
| | Leather Shield, with the Arms of the Mendoza family, | 162 |
| M 1-5. | Arms of King Francis I of France, taken at the battle of Pavia, 1525, by the troops of Charles V, | 163 |
| M 6. | 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, | 163A |
| G 45. | Sword of Hernando Cortes, | 164 |
