Officer's shoulder belt plate, 1810 (c).
Possibly associated with Jamaica Militia.
Oval gilt copper plate bearing the following incised design: within a plain circlet a garter bearing the motto, 'Indus Uterque Serviet Uni', within which a shield charged with a hatched cross bearing five pineapples.
The shield is upon a hatched ground.
On each side of the garter a representation of a person wearing a feather or left headdress and loin cloth of similar fabric.
The figure to the left of the garter is holding a pineapple, the figure to the right wears a quiver of arrows and is leaning upon a bow.
Below each figure, a sugar cane entwined with a scroll.
Above the garter is an alligator upon an heraldic wreath (Arms, Supporters, Motto and Crest of Jamaica).