 He presented this armour "to the eternal memory" of that persons - mostly military commanders - in the ""Heldenrüstkammer"" (Heroes' Armoury); some on display today still in the original 16th century showcases.His "Rüstkammern" (Armouries) contain very rare examples of arms and armour from the 15th century which originally came from the collections of Emperor Maximilian I and Archduke Sigismund.Armour for tournaments like the German joust or the German course, and the armour of the court's giant Bartlmä Bon, who took part in the tournament in Vienna in 1560, can be seen.