Knights Templar Seal - Historical Symbol of the Military Order #3400338 (License: Personal Use)

This is a black-and-white reproduction of the historic seal of the Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon-commonly known as the Knights Templar. The central image shows two armored knights riding a single horse, representing their vow of poverty; the surrounding Latin inscription reads “SIGILLVM MILITVM XPISTI” (Seal of the Soldiers of Christ), with the cross symbol denoting their Christian military mission. The design was used on official documents from the early 12th century onward.

This image is commonly used in historical articles, museum exhibits, educational resources, and documentaries about the Crusades and medieval religious military orders. It serves users seeking authoritative visual references for academic, cultural, or genealogical research into the Templars.