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13th February 09, 12:09 PM
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 Originally Posted by svc40bt
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A related question, as I know little of heraldry. Would one be guilty of anything other than poor taste and disrespect of tradition if they were to wear a plain circlet cap badge or use another's arms in the US? I gather that there are some criminal or civil penalties for doing so in Scotland? Please note that I have no intentions of doing so, in fact I own neither bonnet nor badge, but am just curious if there is any protection for heraldic items from other nations in the US.
No, just poor taste and a total disregard of tradition. You might get an earful from someone about this breach; other than that, you won't be hauled off to HM Gaol!
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13th February 09, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted by JSFMACLJR
No, just poor taste and a total disregard of tradition. You might get an earful from someone about this breach; other than that, you won't be hauled off to HM Gaol!
So, how about in the UK?
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