Photo of the St. George cross, Jr., non-commissioned officer of the 405 infantry regiment Lgovskiy

Uniforms non-commissioned officer is typical of the final period of the First world war: a cloth shirt is an arbitrary cut, the non-statutory cap, epaulets with stripes of white braid (statutory dark orange became a deficit in August 1914, and to manufacture it in the quantities needed to end the war and failed), smooth running and side buttons (the stamp is not often used as a sign of "revolutionary", and normal bone did not look so beautiful). Another sign of the times – a wrist watch strap which is passed through the loop of the cuff buttons. A non-commissioned officer was awarded the soldier's cross of St. George 4-th degree, not authorized wearing the Shoe, but just on the ring threaded into a folded segment of the St. George ribbon attached to the clothing usual safety pin. In 1917 this became a mass phenomenon; whether it is caused by deficiency of the statutory pad or is it just the front fashion, has not yet been set. 405 th infantry lgovskiy the regiment was formed in the summer of 1915 of the three brigades of the State militia. Throughout the autumn of 1916, he defended against the enemy offensive the banks of the river Stokhod on Coverscom direction, incurring very significant losses, and in early 1917 he was put in reserve, while staying in which, apparently, made the. Size 83*97 mm Guarantee of authenticity.