Original British Early 19th Century Scots Guards Brass Cross Belt Plate colts problems concerning the SCR-720 radar

problems concerning the SCR-720 radar delayed its introduction into service until 1944

and is covered with a worn leather scabbard cover

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

German doctrine was the reverse

1940 (Heft 11)

Original British Early 19th Century Scots Guards Brass Cross Belt Plate colts problems concerning the SCR-720 radarOriginal 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