INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS

(For description of Illustrations, see body of work.)

PLATE
Abatis, [1]
Acinace, [1]
Aillettes, [1]
Aiming kneeling, [1]
Aiming, with an overhead rest, [1]
Aiming, sand-bag rest, [1]
Alman-rivets, [1]
Amazon, [29]
Ambulance, [1]
American Indians, [28]
Amusette, [1]
Anlace, [1]
Aparejo, [1]
Aqueduct, [1]
Arbalest, [1]
Blocks and Tackles, [3]
Blood-hound, [3]
Blunderbuss, [1]
Bombs, [3]
Bomb-proof, [3]
Boomerang, [3]
Bourguignote, [3]
Bracconière, [3]
Braquemurt, [3]
Brassard, [3]
Breech-sight, [3]
Bridge (read Bateau bridge), [3]
Bridge, Trestle, [2]
Bridge, Trestle, [2]
Bridge, Trestle, [2]
Bridge, Lashing for Trestle, [2]
Bridge, Frame, [2]
Bridge, Frame, [2]
Bridge, Sling, [2]
Bridge, Tension, [2]
Bridge, Suspension, [2]
Bridge, Suspension, [2]
Bridges, Holdfasts for, [2]
Bridle, [2]
Brigantes, [26]
Broadsword, [1]
Bucklers, [2]
Bugle, [3]
Bullet-proof Gate, [2]
Busby, [1]
Buskin, [3]
Cabasset, [5]
Caligæ, [4]
Caltrop, [5]
Calumet, or Pipe of Peace, [19]
Candjiar Turc, [5]
Canister, [5]
Canonnier (Louis XIV.), [26]
Canteen, [5]
Caparison, [29]
Carabineer (Louis XIV.), France, [31]
Carabineer, Italy, [28]
Carbine, 17th Century, [4]
Carreau, [5]
Cartridge, [5]
Cartridge-box, [5]
Casemate, [3]-[4]
Casque, [5]
Lacedæmonian, [5]
Boetian, [5]
Athenian, [5]
Of the Dacia, [5]
Of the Dacia (Infantry), [5]
Of the Dacia (Cavalry), [5]
French (Cuirassier of the Guard), [5]
French (Carabineer), [5]
French (Dragoon of the Line), [5]
Casse-tête, [4]
Castellated, [5]
Castle, [4]
Catapult, [5]
Catapulta, [5]
Cat-o’-nine-tails, [5]
Cavalry, 18th Century (France), [32]
Bavaria, [32]
United States, [31]
Greek (Ancient), [31]
Regular (China), [31]
Roman, [29]
Chain-shot, [5]
Chapeau Bras, [5]
Chapeau (Henry II.), [5]
Chapeau (Henry III.), [5]
Chapeau (François I.), [5]
Chapeau (Louis XV.), [5]
Chapeau (Louis XIV.), [5]
Chapeau (Louis XIII.), [5]
Chasseur, Bavaria, [28]
Chasseur, Tyrolean (Austria), [28]
Foot, 1862 (France), [27]
Foot (Louis XV.), [27]
Algerian, [30]
Of the Guard, Mounted (France, 1802), [31]
Cheval-de-frise, [4]
Cimeterre, [4]
Cimier, [5]
Claymore, [5]
Clunaculum, [4]
Cnémides, [4]
Coat of Mail, [5]
Coat of Mail, [4]
Colletin, [5]
Colors, [4]
Corium, [5]
Cornet, Light Cavalry (Louis XIII.), [30]
Corselet, [5]
Cossack, [30]
Crèaneaux, [4]
Cross-bow, [5]
Crown, Mural, [5]
Crows-foot, [5]
Cuirass, [5]
Cuirassier (Prussia), [32]
Cutlass, [5]
Dagger, [4]
Daggers, [4]
Dagues (cut next to Device), [4]
Dangerous Space, [4]
Dart, [4]
Decoration, [4]
Device, [4]
Diameter, [4]
Donjon, [4]
Dragoon, Sepoy, [27]
Switzerland, [32]
Austria, [32]
Drawbridge, [4]
Drum, [4]
Drum-Major, French Guards (1786), [27]
Of the Grenadiers of the Guard, France, 1813, [27]
Eagles, Roman, [6]
Echaugette, [4]
Ecu, [4]
Embrasures, [4]
Embrasures, [6]
Embrasure Lining, [6]
Entanglement, Wire, [6]
Epaulette, [4]
Escarp, [6]
Espadon, [6]
Espingole, [4]
Falarique, [6]
Fantassin (Japan), [28]
Fantassin of the Nizam, [28]
Japan, [28]
Fasces, [6]
Fascine, [6]
Fascine Blind, [6]
Fascine Choker, [7]
Fascine Trestle, [7]
Fascine, Withe for, [7]
Fire-arrow, [6]
Fire-ball, [6]
Fleaux d’Armes, [23]
Fleches, [9]
Foil, [6]
Foot Artillery, Line (France), [27]
Fortification—Trenches, [6]
Gun Pit, [6]
Military Pits, [6]
Defense (Hedges), [6]
Defense (Screen), [6]
Defense (Walls), [6]
Defense (Wall), [7]
Defense (Stockades), [7]
Fraises, [6]
Fascine Revetment, [6]
Fascine Revetment, [7]
Gabion Revetment, [6]
Gabion Revetment, [7]
Sod Revetment, [7]
Brushwood Revetment, [7]
Sand-bag Revetment, [7]
Fascine Stockade, [7]
Log Stockade, [7]
Log Loop-hole, [7]
Brushwood Loop-hole, [7]
Sand-bag Loop-hole, [7]
Breastwork, [7]
Hurdles, [7]
Fascines, [7]
Logs, [7]
Gun or Gatling-port in Stockade, [7]
Palisades, [7]
Palisade, [18]
Profile, [7]
Lunette, [7]
Shell-proof, [9]
Field-works, [7]
Field-works, [8]
Ditch, Glacis, Parapet, and Trench, [8]
Bastioned Fort, [8]
Star Fort, [8]
Crémaillère, [8]
Lunette (Defense of Bridge), [8]
Splinter-proof, [8]
Traverse, [8]
One gun “en barbette” on straight parapet, [8]
Keep, [8]
Gabionnade, [23]
Gun-bank, [8]
Field Casemate, [8]
Earthen Retrenchment, [9]
Tambour, [9]
Tambour, [9]
Caponniere, [9]
Shoulder Caponniere, [8]
Machicolation, [13]
Machicolation, [23]
Magazine, [8]
Magazine, Plan of, [8]
Magazine in a Traverse, [9]
Escarp Gallery, [8]
Parallels, [23]
Francisques, [6]
Friction Tube, [6]
Fusileer, Mounted (Louis XIII.), [31]
Fusils, Indien, [9]
Fusils, Marocain, [9]
Fuze, Bormann-, [6]
Fuze, German Time-, [6]
Fuze, Percussion-, [6]
Fuze, Percussion- (English G. S.), [6]
Fuze, Percussion- (English G. S.), [6]
Fuze, Swiss Combination, [6]
Fuze, Time-, [6]
Fuze, Time-, [6]
Gabion, [7]
Gabion Knife, [7]
Gabionnade, [23]
Gadling, [9]
Garter, Collar of, [9]
Garter, Star of, [9]
Gauntlet, [9]
Gendarme, 1453, [29]
Gendarme, Foot, 1824 (France), [27]
Gladiator, [9]
Gong, [9]
Gorget, [9]
Grape, [9]
Grenade and Fuze, [9]
Grenadier, [9]
Grenadier, Belgium, [28]
England, 1690, [26]
Guide, Belgium, [32]
Guillotine, [9]
Guisarme, [9]
Haches d’Armes, [9]
Halberdier, 1534, [26]
Halberds, [10]
Hand Sling-cart, [23]
Handspike, Manœuvring, [9]
Hauberk, [9]
Hausse, Pendulum, [18]
Haversack, [9]
Head-piece, [5]
Helmet, Barred, [5]
Helmet, U. S., [5]
Heraldry, [10]
Eagle Recursant, [10]
Fanciful variations of the Shield, [10]
Fleur-de-lis, [10]
Inescutcheon, [10]
Lion Statant, [11]
Lozenge, [11]
Norman Shield, [11]
Pale, [10]
Paly, [10]
Party per Pale, [10]
Passant, [10]
Patee, [10]
Pheon, [10]
Pile, [10]
Pomme, [10]
Quartered Arms, [10]
Raguled, [10]
Rampant, [10]
Rampant Gardant, [10]
Rampant Regardant, [10]
Regardant, [10]
Respectant, [10]
Roundel, [10]
Sable, [10]
Salient, [10]
Saltire, [11]
Sejant, [11]
Spread eagle, [11]
Supporters, [11]
Surmounted, [11]
Tressure, [11]
Herisson, [9]
Herse, [10]
Heuses, [10]
Highlander, Scots (England), [28]
Holdfasts, [19]
Homme d’Armes, Lancer (1610), [29]
Hoplitai, [25]
Hoqueton, [10]
Horse, [10]
Horse and Harness, Artillery, [10]
Horse Guard (England), [32]
Hulans, 1745, [31]
Hurdle, [7]
Hussar, Belgium, [30]
France, 1796 (Chamborin’s), [32]
Implements, Artillery, [11]
Ladle, [11]
Lifting-jack, [11]
Lifting-jack, [11]
Lifting-jacks, [11]
Pass-box, [11]
Rammer, [11]
Sponge and Rammer, [11]
Springhead (Sponge), [11]
Worm, [11]
Infantry, 1572 (Charles IX.), [25]
Louis XIV., [25]
Negro (Brazil), [28]
Of the Line (Austria), [28]
Of the Line (Russia), [28]
Of the Guard (Morocco), [28]
Regular (Persia), [28]
Tiger (China), [28]
U. S. Foot-soldier, 1870, [27]
Jack-boot, [11]
Jambeaux (Ancient and Modern), [28]
Jambes, [11]
Javelins, [11]
Joan of Arc, [25]
Jupon, [11]
Kalmuck, [30]
Kettle-drum, [12]
Knapsack, [12]
Knight in Full Armor, [12]
Knighthood, Conferring, [12]
Knots, Hitches, Splices, etc., [11]
Anchor Knot, [11]
Becket Knot, [11]
Bight, [11]
Bight, [11]
Blackwall, [11]
Bowline, [11]
Cable-laid Rope, [11]
Capstan or Prolonge Knot, [11]
Carrick Bend, [11]
Catspaw, [11]
Fisherman’s Bend, [11]
Granny, [11]
Grommet, [11]
Hawser-laid Rope, [11]
Hitch, Clove, [11]
Hitch, Timber, [11]
Hitch, Marlinespike, [11]
Hitches, Two Half, [11]
Hitches, Two Half, and a Round Turn, [11]
Mooring Knot, [11]
Nipper or Rack Lashing, [11]
Parceling a Rope, [11]
Pointing a Rope, [11]
Rolling, [11]
Sheet Bend, [11]
Seizing a Rope, [11]
Serving a Rope, [11]
Sheepshank, [11]
Splice, Eye, [11]
Splice, Short, [11]
Splice, Long, [11]
Square, [11]
Strap, [11]
Whipping a Rope, [11]
Worming a Rope, [11]
Kriss, [12]
Labarum, [12]
Lancer (Egypt), [32]
Lances, [13]
Lances, Ancient, [23]
Lansquenet, [26]
Lanyard, Handle, and Hook, [12]
Lashing and Slinging, [12]
Lashing, [12]
Lashing, Shear, [12]
Slinging, Barrel, [12]
Legatus, [25]
Litters, [12]
Army Regulation Two-horse Litter, [13]
British Crimean Cacolet, [12]
British Army Mule-litter, [12]
French Litter unfolded, [12]
Litter, [13]
Litter of poles and raw-hide, [12]
Lord and Baine’s Horse-litter, [12]
Splint of willow-twigs united by buckskin thongs, [13]
Two-horse Litter of the, 16th Century, [13]
Wounded Soldier on a “Travail”, [12]
Wounded Soldier conveyed on a Double-mule Litter, [13]
Lochaber-axe, [12]
Machette, [14]
Machicolations, [13], [23]
Maiden, [13]
Mameluke Guards, [30]
Mangonneau, [13]
Manipule, [13]
Mantelet, Ancient, [12]
Mantelet, Gun, [13]
Mantelet, Rope, [13]
Maréchausée (France, 1786), [30]
Marine of the Guard, 1804 (France), [27]
Mars, [14]
Marteau d’Armes, [14]
Martello Tower (U. S., 1780), [13]
Marteis-de-fer, [13]
Masses d’Armes, [13]
Mattock, [13]
Merlons, [13]
Miner, 1786 (England), [26]
Minié-ball, [13]
Mining, [24]
Shaft with Cases, [24]
Shaft with Frames, [24]
Shaft, Hard Soil, [24]
Galleries, Hard Soil, [24]
False Frames, Use of, [24]
Detonator, No. 5, [24]
Detonator, No. 8, [24]
Detonator, No. 9, [24]
Detonator, No. 10, [24]
Detonator, No. 13, [24]
Fuze No. 1, [24]
Fuze, Instantaneous (Bickford’s), [24]
Tube, No. 4, [24]
Fuzes in pairs, coupling up, [24]
Fuzes in Powder-bag, Insertion of, [24]
Quantity Dynamo-Electric Machine, [24]
Circuit, Continuous, [24]
Circuit, Simple, [24]
Commencement of Three Way Joint, [24]
Tube, Flexible, [24]
Tube, Tin, [24]
Miner’s Pick, [24]
Push Pick, [24]
Miner’s Shovel, [24]
Miner’s Truck, [24]
Candle-stick, [24]
Bucket, [24]
Bellows, [24]
Spark Measurer, [24]
Miquelet, [27]
Mole, [13]
Morion, [13]
Musculas, 14th Century, [23]
National Guard (Mexico), [28]
Officer of the Guard (Prussia), [28]
Ordnance, [14]
Armstrong Gun (8-inch), [14]
Cannon, 15th Century, [14]
Cannon, 16th Century, [14]
Cannon, 17th Century, [14]
Carronade, [13]
Caisson and Body, [17]
Caisson and Limber, [15]
Field-gun and Carriage, German, [15]
Field-gun and Carriage, Swedish, [15]
Forge and Body, Traveling-, [17]
Flank Casemate-carriage, [15]
Gatling Gun, [14]
Gatling Gun on Cavalry Cart, [14]
Gin, [15]
Gun-lifts, [15]
Gunner’s Quadrant, [17]
Howitzer, [15]
Howitzer and Carriage, Siege-, [14]
Howitzer, German, [15]
Krupp, 12-inch Gun and Carriage, [16]
Limber, [17]
Mortar, [14]
Mortar, Coehorn, [14]
Mortar, Russian, [14]
Mortar and Carriage, Austrian, [14]
Mortar and Carriage, Krupp, [15]
Mortar-wagon, [16]
Mortars, Pointing, [23]
Sea-coast Carriage, [15]
Shears, [16]
Siege-gun-carriage, [15]
Siege-gun and Carriage, [15]
Siege-carriage, Austrian, [14]
Sling-cart, [15]
Sling-cart, Hand, [23]
Star-gauge, [17]
Truck Wagon, [14]
Truck, Casemate, [15]
Ball, U. S. Rifle, [15]
Ball Chassépot, [16]
Bullet, Percussion-, [16]
Cartridge, Multi-ball, [16]
Fixed Round-shot, [16]
Fixed Canister, [16]
Projectile, Krupp Howitzer, [16]
Projectile, English Howitzer, [16]
Projectile, Butler, [16]
Projectile, Whitworth, [16]
Sabot, [16]
Strapped Shell, [16]
Oriflamme, [17]
Pack and Draught Animals, [18]
Buffalo, [18]
Camel, Bactrian, [18]
Dromedary, [18]
Dromedary and Saddle, [18]
Elephant, [18]
Horse, [18]
Llama, [18]
Mule, [18]
Mule laden with pack on cross-tree saddle, [18]
Pack-saddle, [18]
Paludamentum, [25]
Parallels, [23]
Parthian, [26]
Pavisor and Pavise, [18]
Petard, [18]
Pilum, [19]
Piquier, [25]
Pistolier, 17th Century, [31]
Platform, Gun, [9]
Plummet Stand, [18]
Plummet Stand, [19]
Pointing Instruments, [18]
Pointing Mortars, [23]
Pole-axes, [18]
Poniard, [18]
Portcullis, [19]
Portuguese Legion, [27]
Powder, [23]
Cubical, [23]
Hexagonal, [23]
Mammoth, [23]
Prismatic (Molded), [23]
For 3-inch and 3¹⁄₂-inch Field Rifle, [23]
Pretorian, [25]
Pretorian, [29]
Quiver, [20]
Quoin, [20]
Range-finder, Nolan’s, [20]
Ravelin, [20]
Rèchaud, [20]
Redoubt, [20]
Ribaud, [25]
Ribaudequin, [23]
Rivers, Means employed in passing, [19]
Ponton, [19]
Ponton-bridge, [19]
Raft complete, [19]
Raft, Log, [19]
Flying Bridges, [19]
Barrel Pier, [19]
Roi d’Armes, [26]
Rondelle, [20]
Sabretache, [20]
Saddle, [21]
Salade, [5]
Sapper of the “Legion of the Vistula”, [27]
Sceptre, [20]
Scorpion, [20]
Scutum, [20]
Semaphores, [20]
Sepoy, [26]
Shabracs, 1800-1850, [23]
Shakos, [5]
Shield, [20]
Signal Pistol fired, [20]
Signal Station, [20]
Signal Station at Night, [20]
Slinger, [21]
Small-arms, [18]
Air-gun, [18]
Chassépot Rifle, [17]
Martini-Henry Rifle, [17]
Springfield Rifle, U. S., [18]
Vitterlin Rifle, [17]
Werndl Rifle, [17]
Werder Carbine, [17]
Werndl Carbine, [17]
Pistolets, 16th and 18th Centuries, [18]
Pistol, 1855, [18]
Pistol, Werder, [18]
Pistol, 18th Century, [18]
Percussion-lock, [18]
Revolver, Austrian, [18]
Beach’s Combination Sight, [16]
Lyman’s Combination Sight, [16]
Chassépot Sight, [16]
Globe Sight, [16]
Martini-Henry Sight, [10]
Wind-gauge (Spirit Level), [16]
Wind-gauge and Sight, U. S., [16]
Winchester Reversible Sight, [16]
Soldier of the “Legion Copthe”, [26]
Soldier Foot Legion (Roman), [25]
Spahis, [30]
Sparum, [20]
Spear, [20]
Spear-heads, [20]
Spurs, [20]
Standard, [21]
Standard, Pacha’s, [21]
Stirrup, 18th Century, [21]
Strappado, [20]
Stylets, [20]
Swiss Captain (1550), [26]
Swords, [20]
Tabard, [22]
Tangent Scale, [21]
Target, Floating, [21]
Target, Laidley’s Shelter, [21]
Targets, [21]
Tasses, or Tasces, [21]
Telegraph (Electric Field), [21]
Telemeter, [22]
Telemeter, for Field and Mountain Batteries, [22]
Telemeters, [22]
Tents, [23]
“A,” or Common Tent, [22]
Bell-tent, [22]
Cushing’s Shelter-tent, [22]
Pole (open), [22]
Pole (shut), [22]
Conical Tent (France), [22]
Hospital Tent (Russian), [22]
Roman Tents, [23]
Shelter-tent, [22]
Sibley Tent, [23]
Sibley Wall-tent, [23]
Tent-d’abri (France), [22]
Wall-tent, [22]
Tirailleur, Native (Algeria), [27]
Toga, [21]
Tollenon, [21]
Tomahawks, [21]
Tortue d’Hommes, [22]
Tour Bélière, [22]
Tower, [21]
Tower, Watch-, [21]
Trajectory, [22]
Tribune, Military (Roman), [25]
Trident, [21]
Tromblon, [23]
Trumpet, [22]
Unicorn, [23]
Velite, [25]
Velite, 1807, [25]
Vexilla, [29]
Vexilla, [23]
Vireton, [23]
Vivandière, [26]
Vivandière, 1809 (France), [30]
Wahabees, [29]
Wigwam, [22]
Zagaie, [23]
Zouaves (France), [27]