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Meaning of "royal armouries"
The term 'royal armouries' refers to a collection of weapons and armor that is owned or associated with a royal family or monarchy. It can also refer to a museum or exhibition that displays such items
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And somebody from the Royal Armouries is coming this afternoon to have a look at it.
General takes post at Royal Armouries.
Royal Armouries website.
Maybe we can ask our lovely Royal Armouries friend to wheel away his Vickers now.
The Royal Armouries collection was housed there, but only a tenth could be on display.
An example can be seen at the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds.
The Royal Armouries Museum itself was designed from the inside out.
The gifts are now stored in the Royal Armouries in Leeds.
The head of the Royal Armouries is known as the Master of the Armouries.
The original silver arrow is held at the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds.
Today, the Royal Armouries is home to this collection.
The collection is now held at the Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds.
There is also the Royal Armouries with armor, shields and weapons of the Spanish crown.
Leeds has several museums, including one national museum, the Royal Armouries.
It contains the impressive Royal Armouries collections and even an 11th century Romanesque chapel.
See also
From November 7 to November 11 inclusive, complete closure of the Royal Armouries.
Reaching for the sky - Royal Armouries collections.
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