| FIG. | | PAGE |
| 1. | Indian WÁgh-nakh | 9 |
| 2. | WÁgh-nakh, used by MarÁthÁs | 9 |
| 3. | Balistes Capriscus; Cottus Diceraus; Naseus Fronticornis | 9 |
| 4. | Spear of Narwhal; Sword of Xiphias; Rhinoceros-Horn; Walrus Tusks | 10 |
| 5. | Narwhal’s Sword Piercing Plank | 10 |
| 6. | Metal Daggers with Horn Curve | 10 |
| 7. | MÁdu or MÁru | 11 |
| 8. | The Adaga | 12 |
| 9. | Serrated or Multibarbed Weapons | 14 |
| 10. | Weapons made of Shark’s Teeth | 14 |
| 11. | Italian Dagger, with Grooves and Holes for Poison | 14 |
| 12. | Sword with Serrated Blade of Saw-Fish | 14 |
| 13. | Ancient Egyptians Throwing Knives | 18 |
| 14. | Japanese War-Flail | 21 |
| 15. | Turkish War-Flail | 21 |
| 16. | Morning Star | 21 |
| 17. | Deer-Horn Arrow-Head | 24 |
| 18. | Horn War Clubs with Metal Points | 24 |
| 19. | Double Spear and Shield | 24 |
| 20. | Spine of Diodon | 24 |
| 21. | Walrus Tooth used as Spear Point; Tomahawk of Walrus Tooth | 24 |
| 22. | Sting of Malaccan Limulus Crab | 25 |
| 23. | The Greenland Nuguit | 25 |
| 24. | Narwhal Shaft and Metal Blade | 25 |
| 25. | Jade Pattu-Pattus | 25 |
| 26. | Bone Arrow-Point for Poison; Iron Arrow-Head for Poison | 27 |
| 27. | Wilde’s Dagger | 27 |
| 28. | Hollow Bone for Poison | 27 |
| 29. | Bone Knife | 27 |
| 30. | Bone Arrow-Point armed with Flint Flakes | 27 |
| 31. | 126 |
| 109. | Straight Quillons and Loops | 126 |
| 110. | Fantastic Form | 126 |
| 111. | The Three Forms of the Sword | 126 |
| 112. | Delivering Point | 127 |
| 113. | The Infantry ‘Regulation’ Sword | 129 |
| 114. | Scymitar | 130 |
| 115. | Claymore | 130 |
| 116.
117. | }Diagrams illustrating the Direct and the Oblique Cut} | 131 |
| 118. | Sections of Sword-Blades | 131 |
| 119. | Foil with French Guard | 133 |
| 120. | Regulation Sword for Infantry | 133 |
| 121. | Scymitar-Shape | 133 |
| 122. | Yataghan | 134 |
| 123. | Ornamental Yataghan and Sheath | 134 |
| 124. | Sections of Thrusting-Swords | 135 |
| 125. | Pierced Blade | 136 |
| 126. | Pierced Blade and Sheath | 136 |
| 127. | Flamberge | 136 |
| 128. | German Main-Gauche | 136 |
| 129. | Paternoster | 136 |
| 130. | Malay KrÍs | 137 |
| 131. | Wave-Edged Dagger | 137 |
| 132. | Saw-Tooth Blade | 137 |
| 133. | Main-Gauche | 137 |
| 134. | Sword-Breakers | 138 |
| 135. | One-Edged Wave Blade | 138 |
| 136. | Counterguard | 138 |
| 137. | Toothed-Edge | 138 |
| 138. | Hooked-Edge | 138 |
| 139. | Executioner’s Sword | 139 |
| 140. | Assyrian Warriors at a Lion Hunt | 206 |
| 220. | Assyrian Eunuch | 206 |
| 221. | Bronze Sword, bearing the Name of Vul-nirari I., found near Diarbekr | 208 |
| 222. | Persian Archer | 209 |
| 223. | Persian Warrior | 209 |
| 224. | The Persian Cidaris, or Tiara | 209 |
| 225. | Persian Acinaces | 211 |
| 226. | Persian Acinaces | 211 |
| 227. | Sword from Mithras Group | 211 |
| 228. | Sword in Relief, Persepolis Sculptures | 211 |
| 229. | Persian Acinaces | 211 |
| 230. | Dagger-forms from Persepolis | 211 |
| 231. | Acinaces of Persepolis | 212 |
| 232. | Acinaces of Mithras Group | 212 |
| 233. | HindÚ Warriors | 215 |
| 234. | Javanese Blade, showing Indian derivation; HindÚ Sabre | 215 |
| 235. | Battle-Scene from a Cave in Cuttack, First Century a.d. | 216 |
| 236. | The First Highlander | 217 |
| 237. | Arjuna’s Sword | 217 |
| 238. | Javanese Sculptures with Bent Swords | 218 |
| 239. | PeshÁwar Sculptures | 218 |
| 240. | Two-edged Bronze Sword and Alabaster Knob, MycenÆ | 223 |
| 241. | Gold Shoulder-Belt, with Fragment of Two-Edged Bronze Rapier | 228 |
| 242. | Blade from MycenÆ | 229 |
| 243. | A Long Gold Plate | 229 |
| 244. | Weapons from MycenÆ | 229 |
| 245. | Sword Blades from MycenÆ | 229 |
| 246. | Sword Blades from MycenÆ | 230 |
| 247. | Bronze Lancehead (?) | 230 |
| 248. | Two-Edged Bronze Sword and Dagger | 230 |
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