Crossbow Collection (page 11)

SONG OF ROLAND, 778 A. D. Roland, Charlemagnes nephew and the favorite of his twelve paladins
SONG OF ROLAND, 778 A.D. Roland, Charlemagnes nephew and the favorite of his twelve paladins, attacked with other Frankish forces (right) at Roncesvalles in the Pyrenees in 778 A.D

WARFARE: SIEGE OF ARRAS. The siege of the city of Arras by the King of France during the Hundred Years War. Illumination from the Chroniques d Enguerrand de Monstrelet, 15th century

SILENT STILL: GROUP OF MEN. The Ancient Mariner, 1925

EVNT2A-00190
Breaching tower, archers, and cannon used in a siege during the Hundred Years War. Hand-colored woodcut

KTM X-Bow Austria

Swan Lake ballet, Swan Princess and Siegfried
The Swan Princess begs Siegfried not to shoot, and reveals that she and her followers are enchanted by the wicked Rotbart

Crossbowman
A 16th century French crossbowman

Crossbow
A 16th century crossbow

Norman Battle Scene
A shower of arrows fell upon the column. A fierce battle scene between Hereward and the Norman invaders

Social / Japanese Ladies
Japanese ladies practising shooting with the crossbow indoors

Crossbow Archery 1555
Boys learn how to use a crossbow, practising by aiming at targets

English Soldiers / Costume
English soldiers with shield, pike and crossbow

French Soldiers 1400
A VOUGIER (armed with a vouge, a kind of spear) and a CRENEQUINIER (armed with a crossbow) of the 100 Years War

Abbots Bromley Horn
ABBOTS BROMLEY HORN DANCE: Has elements of a mock hunt: 6 deersmen, a fool, a hobby horse, a Maid Marian, 1 boy & crossbow, 1 boy & triangle dance through the town

Travellers defending themselves from wolves
Travellers in a horse-drawn sleigh in 16th century Sweden defend themselves from attacking wolves with gun, crossbow and pike

English Artillery / 14th C
English soldiers with artillery, long bow & cross bow

Mariner, Albatross Shot
The Mariner shoots the albatross with his crossbow

French Soldiers 15th C
Two French soldiers wearing coats of mail. One is carrying a crossbow, the other is on horseback with a helmet and a spear

Crossbows and Shields
One soldier gets ready to fire his crossbow at the enemy while his two companions duck behind their shield

Crossbow (France, C15)
French scene showing the testing of crossbows at a shooting range

Matchlocks, gun and pistol
Various firearms -- a Matchlock Crossbow (from Bosworth), a Mameluke gun, a Persian matchlock and a Highland pistol

William Tell shooting the apple off his sons head
William Tell, mythical Swiss folk hero, shooting the apple off his sons head

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"Unleashing the Power: A Journey through the History of Crossbows" Step into the world of innovation and warfare as we explore the fascinating history of the crossbow. From Da Vinci's ingenious design to Netherlandish Proverbs illustrated in a village landscape, this weapon has left an indelible mark on human civilization. Witness the iconic statue of William Tell and his son, symbolizing bravery and precision. Transport yourself back to 1346, where the Battle of Crecy unfolded with King Edward III leading his troops into victory. Marvel at Froissart's detailed manuscript depicting this historic clash that forever changed military tactics. Even Queen Elizabeth I recognized its might, as she is depicted wielding a crossbow herself. The Battle of Towton in 1461 showcases how this weapon played a pivotal role in shaping medieval conflicts. Meet Agnes, Countess of Dunbar, also known as Black Agnes for her fierce defense against sieges during turbulent times. Discover Attenhofer Metallic A-15 crossbow poster that highlights technological advancements in weaponry. Immerse yourself further by exploring military habits from the 15th and 16th centuries while witnessing craftsmen meticulously crafting these lethal instruments in "Making a Crossbow" from 1555. Lastly, marvel at wood mantlets on wheels used for protection during battles in the Middle Ages captured beautifully by Serra's engraving. The crossbow stands tall throughout history as an embodiment of power and ingenuity—a testament to humanity's constant pursuit for more efficient means to defend or conquer.