English: Two limed oak chairs used at the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. The chairs were made by B North and Sons, of High Wycombe covered with blue velvet from Listers mills in Bredford. This chairs were occupied during the coronation by The 2nd Lord Armstrong (1892–1972) and his wife.
Deutsch: Zwei Stühle, die bei der Krönung von Queen Elizabeth II. den Gästen zur Verfügung standen. Die Stühle wurden bei der Krönung vom 2. Lord Armstrong (1892–1972) und seiner Frau benutzt. Nach der Krönung konnten die Stühle von ihren (im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes) Besitzern käuflich erworben werden.
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