Écussons USSR Волга - Russie - Fin du XXe siècle
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Deux ornements de capot en aluminium originaires de l’URSS pour la GAZ-21 Volga, Russie, fin du XXe siècle, en bon état.
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Original lot trom USSR.
Two original figures from the Soviet past.
Volga’s car.
Original.
Vintage.
Rare.
Installed on sprayers
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The famous statuette of a "flying deer" on the hood is the main symbol of the legendary Soviet car GAZ-21 "Volga" (produced from 1956 to 1970).
Character history and meaning
The coat of arms of the city: Deer is the historical symbol of Nizhny Novgorod (formerly - Gorky), where the Gorky Automobile Plant (GAZ) is located. The deer figure first appeared on the GAZ-12 ZIM car in 1950, and then became the calling card of the first and second series "Volga".
Symbolism: In culture, the deer epitomizes speed, grace and nobility, which highlighted the status of a new car.
Why did the deer disappear from the hood?
In later models (third series GAZ-21, since 1962) the figure was replaced by a flat emblem ("drop"). Main reasons:
Safety: When a pedestrian was involved, the protruding metal figure sustained severe injuries.
Aerodynamics and theft: The deer created unnecessary spatter on the windshield in the rain and was often a target for vandals and collectors.
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Original lot trom USSR.
Two original figures from the Soviet past.
Volga’s car.
Original.
Vintage.
Rare.
Installed on sprayers
*******
The famous statuette of a "flying deer" on the hood is the main symbol of the legendary Soviet car GAZ-21 "Volga" (produced from 1956 to 1970).
Character history and meaning
The coat of arms of the city: Deer is the historical symbol of Nizhny Novgorod (formerly - Gorky), where the Gorky Automobile Plant (GAZ) is located. The deer figure first appeared on the GAZ-12 ZIM car in 1950, and then became the calling card of the first and second series "Volga".
Symbolism: In culture, the deer epitomizes speed, grace and nobility, which highlighted the status of a new car.
Why did the deer disappear from the hood?
In later models (third series GAZ-21, since 1962) the figure was replaced by a flat emblem ("drop"). Main reasons:
Safety: When a pedestrian was involved, the protruding metal figure sustained severe injuries.
Aerodynamics and theft: The deer created unnecessary spatter on the windshield in the rain and was often a target for vandals and collectors.
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Détails
Époque
1900-2000
Nombre d’objets
2
Titre/Inscription
USSR Волга
Condition
Bon
Pays d’origine
Russie
Matériau
Aluminium
Période
Fin du XXe siècle
Contexte militaire
Non
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