Coat of arms of Noginsk

In the gold field there is a scarlet (red) instrument used to wrap silk with silk thread of the same color. In the free part - the emblem of the Moscow region.

According to clause 3.3. Provisions on the emblem of the municipal formation “City Settlement Noginsk of the Moscow Region” (approved by the Council of Deputies of the municipal formation “City Settlement Noginsk of the Moscow Region” dated January 31, 2008 No. 1/25), ... the name of Noginsk until 1930) of the Moscow province, the highest approved on December 20, 1781 (old style). A true description of the historical coat of arms reads: “In the upper part of the shield is the coat of arms of Moscow. In the lower one there is an instrument, which is wound silk, in a gold field; in the sign of many silk factories that come to seven departure ". The history of the Bogorodsky lands from the middle of the XVIII century and to this day is closely connected with the weaving industry. Later began issuing "tickets for the right weaving." Many local farmers immediately received permission, and after six years, when the payment of the collection was canceled, weaving became the predominant industry. The XIX century became the time of the industrial production formation: here work the factories of Prince Nikolai Borisovich Yusupov, producing silk fabrics and woolen fabrics; in the middle of the century, the Virgin Mary-Glukhovskaya manufactory was built, which later became the largest cotton mill. For valiant work and numerous successes in running the economy, the city of Noginsk was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor by the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, which is reflected in the emblem by the Order ribbon. Gold is a symbol of wealth, stability, solar warmth, intelligence and respect. Red color is a symbol of courage, strength, diligence, as well as beauty and celebration ... "

Soviet coat of arms (emblem) ^[2]

On February 12, 1988, the Noginsk coat of arms was approved by decision No. 156/3 of the executive committee of the city council of people's deputies. His description read:

“The coat of arms is an image of a heraldic shield traditional for Russian cities, in the upper part of which the name of the city stands on a blue background. At the bottom, the main part, on a red background is a symbolic image of the main branches of the city and district economy. Red color personifies the rich revolutionary traditions of the city associated with the names of outstanding revolutionaries: Nogin, Zheleznyak, Bugrov and others, in the world's first monument to V. I. Lenin. The center of the composition is a stylized image of the shuttle, an ancient instrument of weavers, as a symbol of the historical past and present of the city. The electron orbits of the atom are like filaments encircling the shuttle, symbolizing the inseparable connection between the achievements of science and the textile industry at the present time. Symbols of mechanical engineering, metalworking industry and agriculture are gear and spike, forming a circle, compositionally associated with the shuttle. The name of the city partly used elements of the Old Slavonic font, which also speak of the ancient origin of the city. The blue background, on which the name of the city is inscribed, symbolizes the Klyazma river, on which the city is located, as well as the abundance of rivers and lakes in the region. ”

The shuttle on the coat of arms symbolized Bogorodsk-Glukhovsk manufactory and other enterprises of the textile industry.

The author of the coat of arms is V. B. Rambaum.

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