Masonic Fraternal Sword

Here are some historical details about Masonic Swords.

Masonic societies, which sprung from the Knights Templar military order of the Crusades, frequently uphold a connection to their history by wearing and using ceremonial swords during their rituals and rites. These ornamental blades frequently have elaborate designs with numerous freemason symbols. The Square, a prominent masonic emblem, stands for honor, reliability, and sincerity. The Compass represents moral principles and self-control. Geometry, whose study is thought to reveal the splendor of God and the skies, is represented by the letter G. The Templar cross, the Masonic cross, crown insignia, and knights’ heads are further widely used symbols.

The Masonic Sword was a rank and distinction award given by the Freemasons of the 18th and 19th centuries. The movement’s emblems could be seen engraved on the sword and scabbard. This reproduction by SmewIndia accurately captures every nuance of a Masonic sword from the time. The Masonic sword’s blade is made of a metal alloy that was cast, and because it cannot be sharpened, it is safe for exhibition in homes with children.

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