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SCOTS GUARDS
Record Office
Pay Office
1st Bn — |
The King’s Colours:—
1st Battalion.—Gules (crimson): In the centre the Royal Arms of Scotland, emigned with the Imperial
Crown. Motto, “ En ! Perm Hostis ” : in base the Sphinx superscribed “ Egypt.”
2nd Battalion.—Gules (crimson): In the centre the Thistle and the Red and White Roses conjoined,
issuant from the same stalk all proper, ensigned with the Imperial Crown. Motto, “ Unita Fortior ’ ; in
base the Sphinx superscribed “ Egypt"; in the dexter canton the Union.
Dirucage Train, o. ct.i.
(Td. No.:—Whitehall 2546-7.)
Regent’s Park Barracks, Albany Street, N.W.1.
2nd Bn —
in base the Sphinx
The Regimental Colours :—
The Union: In the centre a company badge ensigned with the Imperial Crown;
superscribed “ Egypt.” _ . , , „ , , , ,,
The 24 company badges are borne in rotation, 2 at a time, one on the Regimental Colour of each or the two
Battalions. , , , „ , ...
The following honorary distinctions are borne upon each of the King’s and Regimental Colours; m the case
of the Great War honours, only those shown in heavy type are borne :—
“Namur, 1695,” “ Dettingen,” “ Lincelles,” “ Talavera,” “ Barrota,” “ Fuentes d’Onor,” “ Nive,”
“Paninsula,” “Waterloo,” “Alma,” “ Inkerman,” “Sevastopol," “ Tel-el-Kebir,” “Egypt, 1882,”
“ Suakin, 1885,” “ Modder River," “ South Africa, 1898-1902."
The Great War—3 Battalions—^ Retreat from Mons,” “ Marne, 1914,” “ Aisne, 1914,” “ Ypres, 1914, ’17,”
" Langemarck, 1914,” “ Gheluvelt,” “ Nonne Bosschen,” “ Givenchy, 1914,” “ Neuve Chappelle,” " Aubers,
“ Festubert, 1915,” “Loos," “Somme, 1916, ’18,” " Flers-Courcelette,” “ Morval," Pilckem, Poel-
cappelle,” “ Passchendaele,” “ Cambrai, 1917, ’18,” “St. Quentin," “Albert, 1918,” “ Bapaume, 1918,
“Arras, 1918,” “ Drocourt-Qu&mt,” “ Hindenburg Line,” “ Havrincourt,” “Canal du Nord, Selle,
" Sambre,” “ France and Flanders, 1914-18.”
Uniform—Scarlet. Facings—Blue. Pipers’ Tartan—Royal Stuart.
Agents—Lloyds Bank, Ltd., Cox’s & King's Branch.
Regimental Journal—“ The Household Brigade Magazine,” Birdcage Walk, S.W.l.
Regimental Associations—Scots Guards Association, Central Office, Birdcage Walk, S.W.l.
Brigade of Guards' Employment Society, 62, Victoria Street (entrance in Spencer Street),
Westminster, S.W.l.
Allied Regiment of Canadian Militia.
The Winnipeg Grenadiers —
Colonel-in-Chief THE KING.
Colonel ... Maj.-Gen. Jl.R.H. The Duke of Gloucester, Earl of Ulster, K.G., K.T., K.P., G.C.M.G.,
G.C.V.O., Col.-in-Chief 10th H., Inniskilling Pus., Gloster R. and Gordons., Personal
A.D.C. to the King, s 12/3/37
Officer Commanding the Regt. and Regti. Diet.
Inf. Bde., T.A.)
-Bradshaw, Col. W. P. A., D.S.O. (.Brig, (temp.) Comdg.
18/10/38
col. 18/10/38
Lt.-Colonels.
Tyrlngham, G. L. (1) 22/9/37
Marriott, J. C. O., C.F.O.,
D.S.O., M.C. (2) 18/10/38
1/7/37
Majors.
Trappes-Lomax, T. B., p.s.cf.
21/10/31
bt. U.-col. 1/1/38
Graham, H. L., M.C. (1) 1/12/31
Erskine, I. D., p.s.cj. (2) 22/9/33
Grant, P. C. H. (2) 29/5/37
Catt, P. H. (2) 22/9/37
Bland, J. E. M. (1) 1/8/38
Miller, A. A. (1) 1/8/38
Coghill, C. A. R. (2) 31/8/39
Captains.
Garnock, The Visct. (1) 21/10/31
Treadwell, J. W. F., p.s.cf., s.
21/10/31
Johnson, G. F., p.s.cf., s. 12/3/32
Douglas, A. V. C., Regti. Adjt.
18/1/36
1/12/31
Erskine, M.D.,p.s.c. 1/12/32
Kinmont, G. M. (2) 20/5/33
Dalrymple, The Visct. (2) 21/1/34
Elwes, J. H. (1) 21/1/34
Brury-Lowe, J. D. B. (1) 21/1/34
Burns, J. A. 21/1/34
Captains—contd.
IngUby, J. W. V. (2) 21/1/38
Harris, F. H. H. B. 9/3/38
Coke, Eon. T. W. E., M.V.O. (2)
(Extra Eg. to the King) 7/6/38
Dunbar, C. I. H. 1/8/38
Steuart Fothringham P. 1/8/38
Hanbury-Tracy, M. D. C. [7] (1)
1/8/38
Taylor, G. A. D. [L] 1/8/38
Matheson, I. K. [1] (Sch. of
Instn.) 1/8/38
Daly, D. R. (1) 1/8/38
Cardiff, E. B. W. (2) 1/8/38
Gurowski, R. D. M. (1) 28/8/38
Sanderson, J. S. (1) 29/8/38
Tweedie, E. D., c.o. 29/1/39
Clowes, E. N. (1) Adjt. 27/8/39