Original British Early 19th Century Scots Guards Brass Cross Belt Plate colts a taste of things to

a taste of things to come

The upper quillon arms have a panel of finely engraved oak leaves and acorns

and is covered with a worn leather scabbard cover

German doctrine was the reverse

• Official discharge letter from the WAR OFFICE dated August 30th

Original British Early 19th Century Scots Guards Brass Cross Belt Plate colts a taste of things toOriginal item: One Only. Worn probably by a senior NCO or even a junior Officer, this Cross Belt Plate is of oval brass construction with a white metal or silver badge to center of a star burst around the Regimental Motto NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT (No one provokes me with impunity) in a circle with a sprig of Thistle to the center. This was originally the Royal Motto of the House of Stuart, Rulers of Scotland. Measures 2 1 2" wide by 3 1 4" tall, and is