Personal Appearance and Other Activities
Frank Scott-Walford was known as something of a dandy and sported a flamboyant waxed moustache. He was also known for varied headgear appearing at different times in a straw boater, a bowler hat or a cap. He also wore plus fours and was known for his buttonholes.
He was also a keen cricketer and cyclist.
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