Knights Templar, the "Poor Knights of Christ and the Temple of Solomon" - Historical Wax Seal from the 12th CenturyThis wax seal stamp features the iconic emblem of the Knights Templar, known as the "Poor Knights of Christ and the Temple of Solomon." The image of two knights riding a single horse reflects the Templars humble beginnings, symbolising the orders vow of poverty and their commitment to a life of simplicity and sacrifice. Founded in 1119 by Hugues de Payens, the Templars were originally a small group of knights tasked with protecting Christian pilgrims

the mark of the Homunculi from Full Metal Alchemist

it evolved into the full imperial emblem under the Romanov dynasty

Over the centuries

Celebrate the legacy of Bogislaw X the Great

This wax seal stamp is based on the Great Seal of the Realm used by King Edward III of England (1312–1377)

a scholar of Hylian history

It embodies the defiant spirit of a people who forged their own path through war

("Since peace cannot be restored to you without justice

known in Latin as Sanctus Eduardus Confessor and in Old English as Ēadweard Andettere

a woman whose life and legacy shaped the course of European history

sealing their letters with the enduring strength and vision of the Founders

The seal itself reflects the martial and revolutionary character of the period