Scepter of King Ferdinand I of Romania

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Detail of the Scepter of King Ferdinand I
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Detail of the Scepter of King Ferdinand I

This scepter was used by King Ferdinand I in 1922 at the coronation ceremony in Alba-Iulia. It depicts four rural Romanian women and the head of an eagle with a cross in its beak. The eagle symbolizes the Latin origin of the Romanian people.

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