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Paul MARTIN “Banners, Standards, and Equipment of the Swiss and Burgundians, 1476–1477” Two folio-sized volumes bound in parchment with bookplates by Armand Gritton. -One volume on the Burgundians, Strasbourg 1949, 50 plates and a title page. -One volume on the Swiss, Strasbourg 1950, 61 plates and a title page Plates drawn in pen and ink, watercolored, painted in gouache, and highlighted with metallic ink in places. Gilded edges. B.E. History: Armand Gritton was a major collector of figurines and historical documentation. He was the driving force behind the creation of the Museum of Historical Figurines in Compiègne. To meet his needs for building his collection, he commissioned various artists and researchers. Among them was Paul Martin, who was the curator of the Historical Museum of the City of Strasbourg and a leading expert on weapons and armor.
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