Investiture of the Federal Marshals of the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi
Photographic record of the formal investiture of the Federal Marshals of the Crown, vested with the kāhili and stars of office
Collection Record
Plate documenting the ceremonial investiture of the Federal Marshals of the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi, assembled in formal company with Their Majesties the Aliʻi Nui and Aliʻi Moʻi Antoinette beneath the red-and-gold feathered kāhili of the Crown, each Marshal bearing the star-shaped insignia of federal commission.
Photographic Evidence
What a photograph may establish
Presence, a meeting, a ceremony, a delegation, a gathering, and shared participation, as recorded in the image and its caption.
What a photograph alone does not establish
Formal state recognition, government endorsement, recognition by the United Nations, interstate treaty status, or legal jurisdiction.
Traditional, ceremonial, and cultural significance recorded in these plates is documented on its own terms and is not diminished by this note.
Last reviewed: 2026-09-06 — the date this collection entry was last editorially reviewed on this website, not the date of the events depicted.