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Close-up photograph of a clear crystal walking stick lying against a pink wall. The knob handle is faceted and ribbed, with a red-orange stain near its base. Below it sits a gold-toned metal collar, and the shaft below is spiral-twisted clear crystal. No people are visible.

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2011 - Photo Album2011 - Photo AlbumA photograph of a clear crystal walking stick standing upright against a pink plastered wall on a grey floor. The cane has a faceted crystal knob handle at the top, textured crystal sections, and brass-coloured collar bands spaced along the shaft, ending in a brass ferrule at the base. No people are visible. The object is presented as an archive display item.2011 - Photo AlbumClose photograph of a wooden walking stick against a plain pink wall. The handle is a brass or bronze bird-head grip with a hooked beak, engraved eye and feather-like marks on the neck. The shaft is polished reddish-brown wood with carved diamond-pattern bands near the lower section. No people are visible. The walking stick is presented as an object used by the Supreme Pontiff, per the album title.2011 - Photo AlbumA photograph of a ritual staff or wand laid horizontally on a plain off-white cloth. The object has a clear quartz-like tip at the left, a silver-toned engraved section, a gold-toned collar with an orange stone inset, a dark metal section with a skull-like form, and a purple crystal finial at the right end. No people are visible.2011-10-242011 - Photo AlbumClose-up photograph of a wooden walking stick lying against a pink wall. The stick has a rounded, bulbous brown handle with a ring collar below it, and its shaft is decorated with dark blue-black painted swirling strokes and a solid dark band near the lower part. No people are visible. The image is a museum-style display photo of an object from the archive's Photo Album collection.2011 - Photo Album2011 - Photo AlbumA close-up photograph of a pale bamboo walking stick leaning vertically against a pink textured plaster wall. The stick has a darkened, charred top end and a node joint in its lower half, with a repeating brown zigzag or wave pattern burned into its surface. No people are visible; the object is the sole subject.