Badge and Honorary Badges
A bugle horn stringed interlaced with a kukri fessewise the blade to the sinister, above the kukri the cipher of HRH Princess Mary (The Princess Royal) and below it the numeral 10.
- The Badge of a Rock Fort for Amboor.
- The Badge of an Elephant for Assaye.
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