Medal bar with two Military Orders of St. George Insignias and a medal.

1. Insignia of the Military Order of St. George 3rd class, No. 10638.
Russian Empire, St. Petersburg Mint.
1905.
Size: 41 x 35 mm. Silver.
Dyakov 1132.3.

The Insignia of the Military Order 3rd class No. 10638 was awarded to Silvestre Manhelyun, a shooter of the 28th East Siberian Rifle Regiment. “After a two-day battle on July 13 and 14, 1904 on the Green Mountains, while doing recon on the night of July 15, 1904 in secret, he was surrounded by the Japanese, but thanks to his personal bravery he fought off the Japanese, not allowing himself to be captured, and informed about the Japanese offensive on time "(defense of the fortress of Port Arthur). Markin, Butrym. S. 150

2. Insignia of the Military Order of St. George 4th class, No. 112735.
St. Petersburg Mint.
1905.
Size: 41 x 34mm.
Silver.
Dyakov 1132.4.

The insignia of the Military Order of the 4th class No. 112735 was awarded to Pyotr Leontiev, a senior non-commissioned officer from volunteers, “for the Bravery and bravery shown by him in battles with the Japanese from September 25 to October 5, 1904. in 6th East Siberian Rifle Division, to which he was seconded.
Markin, Butrym. S. 455

3. Medal "In memory of the Russo-Japanese war of 1904–1905."
Russian Empire, private manufactory.
1906–1910.
Diameter 28 mm.
Silver.
Medal "In memory of the Russian-Japanese War of 1904-1905"
Established on January 21, 1906. The Silver Medal was awarded to all who were permanently or temporarily in Port Arthur and its fortified area in the period after the Jin-Zhou battle (May 12, 1904) until the end of the siege (December 20, 1904)

Original medal bar l with elements of restoration, covered with original ribbons.

Excellent condition. Rarity.