Manufacturer: Scammell China
User: Pennsylvania National Guard – 2nd Brigade Combat Team
Date of cup & saucer: 1928 – 1930
User: Pennsylvania National Guard – 2nd Brigade Combat Team
Date of cup & saucer: 1928 – 1930
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Notes: The Pennsylvania National Guard – 2nd Brigade Combat Team insignia has a lion standing on a red & white Torse. The Lion has a Queue-fourche or split tail and is holding a shield with three dots in it and a sword over a red, white & blue circle crest. Lamberton China white body decorated with a red & blue pinstripe around the rim.
This is actual military china used in the Officers' Dining Room and would not have been used by the regular troops.
ID & Photos submitted by apPaul