File:GestatorialChair1.jpg

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Image of Pope Pius XII at his coronation, wearing full coronation robes and papal tiara.

Image from CIVITAS DEI Catholic website Original source that supplied image to the Catholic website not stated but image can only have been taken by the Vatican itself. External photographers would not have been allowed access to take such an image in St. Peter's Basilica.

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