page_title: Transvaal Scottish Regiment
section_title: Previous Dress Insignia
hierarchical_section_title: Transvaal Scottish Regiment / Regimental symbols / Previous Dress Insignia
caption_attribution_description: English: UDF WW1 era South African Scottish beret badge
context_page_description: The Transvaal Scottish Regiment is an infantry regiment of the South African Army. As a reserve unit, it has a status roughly equivalent to that of a British Army Reserve or United States Army National Guard unit.
context_section_description: During WW1 the Union Defence Force established the 4th Infantry Regiment which was unique in that it was the South African Scottish, raised from the Transvaal Scottish and the Cape Town Highlanders, and wearing the Atholl Murray tartan.  This regiment's collar badges were identical to those of the Cape Town Highlanders but bore the Latin motto "Mors Lucrum Mihi" (Death is my reward) in place of the usual Cape Town Highlander wording.  (Death is my Reward), was the family motto of the first Officer Commanding SA Scottish, a Lieutenant-Colonel F.A. Jones.
caption: UDF era WW1 South African Scottish or 4th Infantry Regiment beret badge
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