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Trailer license plates 1959-1981 (USSR)

Номерные знаки прицепов ( черные номера )

"АШ" - Ashkhabad province (Turkmenistan)			"ВП" - Voroshilovgrad province (Ukraine)
"ВЯ" - Volgograd province (Russia)			"ДЖ" - Dzhambul province (Kazakhstan)
"ЕЕ" - Estonia republic	1959 standard USSR trailer license plates had same colors combination and same size as vehicle rear license plate (293х174 mm or 11.5x6.8 inch), but only two letters and word “прицеп” (pritzep), which mean “trailer” in Russian. In most of regions letter combination on trailer license plates was same as on vehicle license plates, which usually was derived from the region name. In middle-late 70-s, when initial trailer license plates series run out of combinations, some regions started to use letter combinations that wasn't linked to a region name.		"ЕН" - Estonia republic
"ЗН" - West-Kazakhstan province (Kazakhstan)			"КЛ" - Kaliningrad province (Russia)
"КР"- Crimea province (Ukraine)			"ЛЛ" - Latvia republic
"ЛШ" - Lithuania republic	"МВ" - Moscow city	"МИ" - Minsk city	"МК" - Moscow city
"МО" - Moscow city	"МП" - Moscow city	"МЮ" - Moscow city	"НВ" - Moscow city
"ОА"- Moscow province (without city)	"ОК" - Omsk province (Russia)	"ОЛ" - Omsk province (Russia)	"ОМ" - Omsk province (Russia)
"РВ" - Rovno province (Ukraine)	"РЗ" - Ryazan province (Russia)	"СА" - Saratov province (Russia)	"УЧ" - Kiev city
"ЦР" - Crimea province (Ukraine)	"ЦС" - Crimea province (Ukraine)	"ЧХ" - Cheliabinsk province (Russia)	"ЮВ" - Moscow province, without city
"ЯО" - Yaroslavl province (Russia)

License plates of different regions: Leningrad, Lvov, Moscow("MO"), Moscow("MК"), Moscow("MМ"), Odessa, Omsk, Perm, Rayzan, Stavropol.