Was doing some reading on the local unit. The 5th Battalion Seaforth Highlands. (Caithness and Sutherland)
The motto was Sans Peur as the Argyll and Sutherland Highlands.
This capbadge was different from the traditional capbadge of the Seaforth Highlanders (a Stag).
It was originally the 1st Sutherland (Sutherland Highland) Volunteers Rifle Corps. But changed to 5th Seaforth in the Haldane reforms of 1908.
What is different from any capbadge I have seen before is that the different officer ranks had different badges. From the top of the strap are feathers. A single silver feather denotes a commissioned officer with the rank of 2nd Lieutenant or Lieutenant. A Captain had two feathers, a Major three and the Commanding Officer and Colonel had four feathers.
Any other examples of different badges for different ranks? Obviously there are differences between Officers and Other ranks in various regiments.