Greater Johnstown Masonic Lodge No. 538 has gathered at several meeting locations, sported thousands of members and assisted ...

The Knights Templar have fascinated the world for centuries - from their origins as elite Crusader warriors to their mythical roles in modern fiction. This video explores why they provoke such strong ...

Old springs are an excellent material for forging, particularly in sword making. This video showcases the creation of a historical one-handed sword using rusted spring steel, specifically 5160 steel.

For an hour on most Monday evenings, they practice the centuries-old techniques of Historical European Martial Arts. The center is one weekly meeting place for the Triangle Sword Guild’s sword ...

which have little in common with their historical 13th-century counterparts. However, since these samurai conform to audience expectations of Japanese warriors with two swords that follow the ...

The Knights Templar, meanwhile, remain one of the most iconic military orders in history. To represent their broad reach and influence, a new feature called the Commanderie Age Up system allows ...

They pursue him to an underground Templar crypt where he attempts to use a Sword of Eden ... of each Assassin’s Creed game is set during a historical time period, the series as a whole uses ...

"It's a sort of version of the Rotarians with long cloaks and swords." The overall effect is "clubby with ... The Vatican's move has excited Templar history enthusiasts Perhaps the strongest link to ...

Formerly known as the Sword Brothers, the Livonian Knights were a monastic military order akin to the Knights Templar. They were founded around 1202 to bring Christianity to the shores of the Baltic – ...

Alas, the doorways of the museum’s 19th-century Templar building are too narrow ... the prickly cactus morphed into a swashbuckling sword. Expanding production, in 1961 Autocars introduced ...

A group of Templar volunteers in front of St. Peter ... and for 200 years they were the Pope’s sword,” Borderi said. In fact, they were directly under the pontiff, enjoyed certain privileges ...