Cross of the Order of St. George soldier 4 degree Russian Imperial Military sign

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Cross of the Order of St. George soldier of
4 degree
Russian Imperial WW1 Cross
Copy
Order was formally established on November 26, 1769. Sign of III degree was a four-cross covered with white enamel. The central round medallion of the cross placed on a pink background image of St. George on horseback and spearing a dragon. Cross was worn on a ribbon around his neck.
Cross II degree included two main components. On the neck floated a cross-same, but larger than the cross of the 3rd degree, and on his chest was placed quadrangular gold star of the Order of St. George, with the motto "For service and bravery."
Wearing a cross on the St George's ribbon consisting of three black and two yellow longitudinal stripes. In the following, in addition to a significant number of pre-revolutionary military awards nosivshihsya on a tape, a number of Soviet military distinction was inherited this honorable, always destinated for carrying orders and medals for bravery and military doctrine orange and black ribbon.
Produced by R-Znak (Ukraine)
Condition:
New
. EXC
Material: metal
Comes with : medal
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