FREEMASON - Flame Bladed Masonic Tyler Sword - Red Flamberge - Ceremonial - Wooden Display

A striking Masonic Tyler Sword featuring a distinctive wave-shaped flame blade, inspired by the traditional flamberge or flame-bladed sword style associated with historic Tyler swords. With its combination of a red velvet-covered handle, gold-plated Masonic detailing, silver-colored stainless-steel blade and wooden shield plaque, this is a distinctive ceremonial display piece for Freemasons, Masonic Lodges and collectors. The Tyler, also called the Tiler in some Masonic traditions, is the Lodge officer traditionally responsible for guarding the Lodge from outside its closed door. The Tyler's sword is therefore closely connected with the symbolism of guarding the Lodge and controlling access to the meeting. UGLE identifies the Tyler as the officer responsible for guarding the Lodge door. Product Details Product: Masonic Tyler Sword Style: Flame-bladed / wavy-bladed / flamberge-style Type: Ceremonial and decorative Blade: 440 stainless steel Blade shape: Wave-shaped / flame-shaped Blade: Not sharp Overall length: +/- 101 cm Blade length: +/- 79 cm Hilt: Gold-plated steel with Masonic symbols Pommel: Gold-plated steel with Masonic symbols Handle: Steel coated with red velvet/fabric Display plaque: Wooden shield-shaped plaque Colors: Red, gold, silver and natural wood Use: Decorative, ceremonial and collectible display Design: Traditional Masonic signs and symbols Ideal Masonic Gift & Collection Piece This Flame Bladed Masonic Tyler Sword is an eye-catching choice for Freemasons, Tyler officers, Lodge members, Masonic collectors and enthusiasts of Masonic history and symbolism. The combination of the traditional wavy blade, Masonic decoration, red velvet handle and wooden presentation plaque makes it a distinctive Freemason gift and Masonic display sword. The Flame-Bladed Tyler Sword The most distinctive feature of this sword is its undulating, flame-shaped blade. Historically, Tyler swords were associated with a wavy or "flaming" blade. Masonic sources connect this form with the flaming sword that guarded the entrance to the Garden of Eden and the way to the Tree of Life described in Genesis. Historical Masonic writings specifically describe the Tyler's sword as wavy and connect its shape with the flaming sword. A 19th-century Masonic publication described the Tyler's sword as representing a flame, while later Masonic references continued to associate the wavy blade with this symbolism. The flame-bladed form also resembles the historical European flamberge, a type of sword characterized by an undulating blade. The term "flamberge" is therefore particularly appropriate for describing the visual style of this sword, while its Masonic context specifically relates to the traditional flaming sword of the Tyler. Decorative Masonic Display Piece This sword is not sharp and is intended for decorative and ceremonial display purposes only. It is designed to be appreciated as a piece of Masonic symbolism and historical-inspired decoration rather than as a functional weapon. The included wooden shield plaque provides an attractive presentation for displaying the sword on a wall, in a Masonic Lodge, office, study, collection or private Masonic room.