Armoury Collection (page 45)

Two bronze mortars used during the First Carlist War. SPAIN. Vitoria. Museum of the Armeric (armoury)

Exterior spring rifle, made by Urive, gunsmith s
Exterior spring rifle, made by Urive, gunsmiths in Eibar (Spain, 1833). SPAIN. Vitoria. Museum of the Armeric (armoury)

Cannon balls of the French batteries. SPAIN. Vitoria. Museum of the Armeric (armoury)

Bicorne of Spanish officer. SPAIN. Vitoria. Museum of the Armeric (armoury)

English gun with unscrewable cannon. SPAIN. Vitoria. Museum of the Armeric (armoury)

Spark gun Ketland and C. London, present
" Spark gun " Ketland and C. London", present of the Duke of Wellington to the general Alava. SPAIN. Vitoria. Museum of the Armeric (armoury)."

State Armoury, New Bedford, Massachusetts, USA Date: circa 1908

Disappearing gun, 19th century
Disappearing gun, 19th-century artwork. This type of artillery cannon is designed to move and disappear behind a parapet or into a pit after being fired

The State Armoury at Hartford, Connecticut, USA

Tower of London Armoury
The Armoury in the Council Chamber in the White Tower at Tower of London, opened to the public in 1863

The Old Horse Armoury, Tower of London, 1885
Engraving showing several visitors admiring the Old Horse Armoury in the Tower of London, c.1885

Pneumatic Railway at the Crystal Palace
Pneumatic railway for passengers in the grounds of the Crystal Palace. A model from the invention by T. W Rammell was exhibited and ran from the Sydenham entrance to the armoury

The Armoury, Zwinger, Dresden, Saxony, Germany, Europe

The Armory, Grand Masters Palace, Valletta, Malta, Europe

Fire at the Tower 1841
Two views of the great fire which destroyed much of the Armoury - as seen from within the Tower precinct, and a more distant view from Tower Hill

Tower Armoury
Sightseers in the Armoury

Caxtons House
CAXTONs house in the Armoury, Westminster (you can see the cathedral in the background)

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Step into the world of history and power with a captivating journey through the armoury. From the majestic Imperial and Royal Crowns of Europe, adorned with vibrant colors in lithographic beauty, to Archduke Maximilian of Austria's visit to an armourer captured in an intricate engraving, every piece tells a story. Immerse yourself in Mr Edwin J Bretts Collection of Armour at the Tudor Exhibition, where engravings bring to life the craftsmanship and artistry behind these magnificent pieces. Witness military habits from the 15th and 16th centuries depicted in vividly colored engravings, transporting you back to a time when warriors donned their armor with pride. Marvel at Richard the Lionheart's regal presence as he stands tall in a lithograph that captures his essence. Explore the evolution of armor throughout history with detailed colored engravings showcasing the intricacies of 16th-century armory. Behold The Imperial State Crown of King Edward VII as it shines brightly in its lithographic glory. Its grandeur is matched only by its significance within royal circles. Travel across continents to discover treasures like Buffalo, New York State's 74th Regiment Armory—a testament to American military heritage. Feel your heart swell with pride as you witness The Queen inspecting pikemen and musketeers during her noble duties. Venture further into Malta's Valletta, where echoes from ancient battles still resonate within its fortified walls. Experience firsthand how an assortment of illicit firearms and small weapons can both intrigue and alarm us—an undeniable reminder that power can be wielded for good or ill. In this diverse collection lies not just objects but stories waiting to be unraveled—each item representing strength, legacy, and historical significance. Let your imagination run wild as you delve deeper into this captivating world—the realm of armories awaits.