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Ceremonial Mace
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- Title
- Ceremonial Mace
- Content partner
- University of Canterbury
- Collection
- University of Canterbury Heritage Collection
- Description
This ceremonial mace was designed and crafted in 1953 at Oxford, England by Francis J Cooper. To signify the association between Christ Church College, Oxford, and Christchurch, New Zealand, the mace was presented to Canterbury University College in March 1957. Since then it has been used at every graduation ceremony held at the University. The mace is made out of silver and wood, cut from an...
- Format
- Image
- Date created
- 1953
- Creator
- Francis J Cooper
- URL
- https://ehive.com/collections/200934/objects/1213535
- Locations
- Oxford, England
- Related subjects
- Registry / Diploma Day / Graduation / Coat of Arms
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