These occasionally bore monogram inscriptions as well as more extensive groups of letters and names. The marathon maria-casparmelchior-balthasar occurs on more than one surviving example. A further parallel is found in the religious inscriptions which occur on armour, weapons, and saddles. The R. L. Scott Collection, now in the Glasgow Art Gallery and Museum, includes a saddle veneered with polished stag antler, the pommel and bow inscribed in Gothic minuscle with the letters am repeated. On the superb mid-fifteenth-century Milanese armour from Schloss Churburg in the same collection the pauldrons are punched, right and left respectively, with the words AVE MARIA and AVE D N E (ave domine).