depicting two knights jousting, encircled by 'Eglinton Tournament' the date September 1839 below, the rear inscribed 'Athole Highlanders, Serjt. Steward Bromwell, Blair Castle, from Lord Glenlyon', with suspension ring and tartan ribbon, 3.4cm

Stewart Bromwell is recorded as a member of Viscount Glenyon's bodyguard for the Eglinton Tournament in the chronicles of the Atholl and Tullibardine families, volume IV. His occupation is listed as servant to the honourable J.C.P. Murray, and he was given the rank of Sergeant-Major for the tournament. (Atholl, 1908, p.426-427)

'One of the most famous knights of the Eglinton Tournament was Viscount Glenlyon, George Murray, who competed under the name of the ‘Knight of the Gael’. Glenlyon was the nephew and heir to the 5th Duke of Atholl and for the tournament created his own ceremonial bodyguard of Atholl Highlanders using tenants from his family estate at Blair. The accounts written at the time applauded the Highland outfits, weapons and military exercises that the Atholl Highlanders performed during the event.' Taken from Holder, Julie (2019), The Eglinton Tournament, National Museums of Scotland.