Retrato del rey Felipe III de España (1578-1621), que fue hijo del rey Felipe II de España.

Philip III of Spain

Spanien: Philipp II. mit seinen Kindern

Retrato ecuestre del rey Felipe III de España (1578-1621), que fue hijo del rey Felipe II de España y de la reina Ana de Austria.

Philip III, king of Spain Contents: Statutes and armorial of the Order of the Golden Fleece Place of origin, date: Southern Netherlands; 1561. Added section (ff. 67-88) and miniatures: Southern Netherlands; 1601 Material: Paper (and vellum), ff. 88, 283x189 (245x155; after f. 67: 245x145/150) mm, several calligraphic scripts, Binding: 18th-century brown leather; gilt; with coat of arms of Stadholder William V Decoration: 93 paper pages with coats of arms painted over woodcut outlines Added: 3 full-page miniatures on vellum Provenance: Acquired c. 1601 by Philip William (1554-1618), the oldest son of Prince William of Orange, who was received in the Order of the Golden Fleece in 1598; by descent to the Princes of Orange-Nassau, the later Stadholders, at The Hague; transfered in 1798 to the then newly-erected National Library (now: Koninklijke Bibliotheek) Annotation: 3 leaves with miniatures lost before f. 17 (Charles the Bold), f. 22a (Maximilian of Austria), f. 37 (Charles V)

Erste Seite eines 18-seitigen Kreditvertrags zwischen Philipp III. (1578-1621) von Spanien und dem Genueser Bankier Octavio Centurión [Ottavio Centurione] (ca. 1580-1653), ca. 1613. Es geht um ein Darlehen von 2'343'750 Escudos

"DMO Philip III of Spain and Sicily, king of the conquered Don Petro Gironsunnae, leader of the king, Don Carolus Gravina father, Don Matthew of Alagona of Don Hieronymus, father, Fabrius, I return to you, Hercules, dudiscus, John the Baptist Scamacca, Don Joseph, in the words of the city senators canals, water, or meloh"

Shah of Persia Abbas I recieving the envoys by Philip III of Spain, trying to ally Persia against Ottoman Empire, 1601

Libro del arte de cozina (1614), por Diego Granado (chef de Felipe II de España)

This elaborate helmet with gorget (or collar) from the Royal Armory in Madrid was made for King Philip III of Spain (reigned 1598-1621) at Pamplona.