What does KT stand for?

Knight of the Thistle

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Duke of Rothesay (as he is known in Scotland) was appointed a Knight of the Thistle in 1977.

MORE LIKELY TO BE A DUCHESS THAN A PRINCESS

Along with Lord Robertson, the former Labour Defence Secretary and NATO Secretary-General, Lord Steel becomes a Knight of the Thistle.

Steel's knight shift

The family said last night they were saddened by the death of Sir Donald, who was made a Knight of the Thistle in 1973.

Clan Cameron chief dies at 93

Princess Anne's likely election as a Knight of the Thistle is still gifted a paragraph and picture or two.

Who's that with Nursultan Nazarbaev?; Boring old Charles is in danger ...

Residents of this sleepy little East Coast village include Gian Carlo Menotti, the Italian impressario, and Sir William Kerr Fraser, former Principal and Vice Chancellor of Glasgow University, and his wife Lady Fraser, a former Lord High Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland who is to become a Knight of the Thistle in July.

Posted missing then lost in a direction free zone; thorns from the ...

Lord Younger of Prestwick, a former Scottish Secretary and Defence Secretary, was installed as a Knight of the Thistle by the Queen at a service in St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh.

A new Knight and a day to remember