Two Studies of Swords

Design for a Knife Handle with a Scene from the Book of Tobit

Johann Theodor de Bry

Ornamental sword hilt

Wenceslaus Hollar, After Hans Holbein the Younger

Design for Spoon, Fork, Two Knives (Crossed over scissors), Scissors, Ear Spoon and Toothpick

Erasmus Hornick, formerly attributed to Anonymous, 16th century

A Tswana or Kora knife with its sheath

Unknown Artist

Sword of Childeric and Chrystal Globe Found in His Grave at Tournay, 5th century

Jules-Ferdinand Jacquemart, Auguste Delâtre

Two Designs for the Hilt of a Sword (recto); Two Designs for Helmets (verso)

Anonymous, Italian, mid-16th century

Sheet with Four Designs for Relief Decorations on Arms: Two Large Hilts for a Sword and a Dagger, and the Ornaments for the Tips of the Sheaths

Pierre Woeiriot de Bouzey II

Sword of Charlemagne

Jules-Ferdinand Jacquemart

Design for Daggers

Wenceslaus Hollar

Designs for Scissors and Letter Opener

Anonymous, French, 19th century

Arms of the XVIth Century

Jules-Ferdinand Jacquemart

Spaanse en Chinese ornamentale gevesten

Theo Nieuwenhuis