Material: Bronzed Gilding Metal
Size: 50mm w × 70mm h
Description: The central die-stamped motif showcases the multi-towered Castle of Edinburgh superimposed onto the saltire cross of St. Andrew, encircled by a ring bearing the regiment's name. It is framed by a rich, detailed wreath of native Scottish thistles and topped by the Royal Crest featuring a lion standing atop a distinctively shaped Queen Victoria Crown (QVC). Multiple streaming heraldic scrolls weave through the design displaying the unit’s proud mottos: "In Veritate Religionis Confido" (In the truth of religion I trust) along the upper crescent, and "Nisi Dominus Frustra" (Unless the Lord builds the house, it is in vain) across the lower base.
Circa: 1881 – 1901
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Treasure detail
King's Own Scottish Borderers Badge
Under Review