Coat of arms of the Uzbek SSR

The coat of arms of the Uzbek SSR is the state symbol of the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic . The coat of arms of the Uzbek SSR is based on the coat of arms of the Soviet Union . The first version of the coat of arms was adopted on February 14, 1937 by the government of the Uzbek SSR.

Coat of arms of the Uzbek SSR
Details
Carrier	Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic
Approved by	February 14, 1937
Shield	Five pointed star
Shield holders	A wreath of cotton and wheat ears
Motto	“ Workers of all countries, unite! »In Uzbek and Russian
Other items	Red star, rising sun, the inscription "Uz. SSR "in Uzbek
1937 - 1992

Article 178 of the Constitution of the Uzbek SSR said:

The state emblem of the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic is an image in the sunshine of a sickle and hammer surrounded by a wreath consisting of ears of wheat on the right and cotton branches with flowers and open cotton bolls on the left; at the top of the coat of arms is a five-pointed star; below is a part of the globe. On the ribbon of the wreath there are inscriptions: on the left - in Uzbek, on the right - in Russian “Proletarians of all countries, unite!” At the bottom of the ribbon bow is the inscription “UzSSR”.

Since 1978, the hammer and sickle on the coat of arms have become gold instead of silver. ^{[1] [2] [3]}

The coat of arms was the state symbol of Uzbekistan until the adoption of the modern coat of arms in 1992.

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  Coat of arms of 1925 with the text in Uzbek in Arabic letters (modern reconstruction)

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  Coat of arms of 1937 with text in Latin and sickle from the coat of arms of the USSR

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  Coat of arms of the 1947 stamp with text in cyrillic and silver sickle and hammer