Part 155

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