Logos

Tony the Tiger has been the mascot of Kellogg's Frosted Flakes since 1951.

There are a few. Saab is one that is sold in America. But then there is peugeot which is a French company and no longer sold in America

Rolex has a crown as their logo.

Iams, the pet food company

Raiders and Buccaneers

lams

That is the Baidu company. It is a Chinese web services company, headquartered in Beijing.

Nike, the god, stands for victory.

My opinion is the team's shop itself if you want authentic, true clothes without the thought of being deceived. For instance, if you wanted a Sacramento Kings jersey, just go to the website called Kings.com. You can also try NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, NCAA, and MLS (with the ".com" at the end). You can find it on ebay, Champs and the site for the league which the team is in such as the NFL or NBA You can also try places like Modell's Sporting Goods. I believe the website is called Modells. They always have awesome prices for everything. The website called CAFEPRESS is an AWESOME site for any type of clothing with logos; no matter what your cause. They have team logos, presidential, green earth, etc. Check it out and see what you find. Teamsportswear! You can cutomize it yourself! hsn has genuine team apparel for men and women. Also wall hangings and stadium blanketsFor playoffs and championships, winning teams items are generally available in 1 or 2 hrs post-game for ordering. View the related links below for more sites.

It's actually LV and it's Louis Vuitton.

stands for greatness

Rockstar Games

Its An ''M'' that stand for Montreal, in that M there a red ''e'' for Expos and a blue ''b'' that stand for baseball. the "M" is for Montreal made up of: the red "e" is for expos the white "lower case L" is for league the blue "b" is for baseball

Many companies utilize a paw print logo. You may be referring to the Iams paw print. On a blue bag, the logo will be blue. Additionally, you may be thinking about the Baidu logo.

Mozilla

MSN's logo is a butterfly.

most would think that it stands for Green Bay, but actually it stands for greatness.

You can order it online and some retro sports stores at the mall have them.

Wilson

Widely known by its yellow hippopotamus logo, Collex-Onyx, a division of Veolia Environment, is one of Australia's leading environmental services companies

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Nebraska. However, Wisconsin fielded a football team a year earlier than Nebraska, in 1889.

In the Old Testament book of Judges, chapter 7, Gideon's army of 300 men carried pitchers with torches as they went up against the Midianites. I think this is the story behind the logo.

This is a fantastic question and it took some research for me to get the truth about the Fleur De Lis. I wanted to know the answer myself as I had often wondered about that very thing. Here is the answer I found. Over the years, the Corvette has gone through many design changes; some subtle, some not so subtle. The Corvette's symbolic crossed flags emblem has also seen its fair number of changes. If you've taken a close look at the emblem over the five generations of Corvette, you'll notice that even though the design has changed dramatically from time to time, a few design cues remain. These include some form of a checkered flag and a bow-tie emblem. From time to time, a strange, maple leaf type of insignia, called a "fleur-de-lis" also shows up from time to time in the emblem. So what does all this mean and how did it get started? The original Corvette logo was designed by Robert Bartholomew, an interior designer at Chevrolet in 1953. This emblem was destined to appear on the 1953 Corvette prototype which was introduced to the public for the first time at New York's Waldorf-Astoria hotel in January of 1953. It had crossing staffs with the checkered flag on the right hand side, and the American flag on the left hand side. However, four days before the Corvette was to go on display at the show, Chevrolet management decided that it should be redesigned. The problem with the proposed emblem was that it included the American flag which is illegal to use on a commerical product. Right before the show, redesigned emblems were attached to the front hood and steering wheel of the Corvette. The new emblem contained the checkered flag on the right side as well as the white racing flag, red Chevrolet bow-tie symbol and a fleur-de-lis. Where did the fleur-de-lis come from? At the time, Chevrolet was conducting research on various emblem designs for the 1953 and 1954 passenger cars. They looked at the Louis Chevrolet family history in an attempt to discover a crest or some type of heraldry that they could utilize. Unfortunately, they came up empty, but they did realize that Chevrolet is a French name and the fleur-de-lis (flower of the lily) is a French symbol meaning peace and purity. They decided to use the fleur-de-lis along with the famous blue Chevrolet bow tie on a new flag which replaced the American flag on the Corvette. When the 1953 Corvette first appeared to the public at the Waldorf Historia Hotel, the redesigned emblems were in place. However, this emblem was temporary and used only for press photography at the show. A new emblem was designed prior to the 1953 Corvette going into production. If you're wondering what ever happened to the original 1953 Corvette emblem by Robert Bartholemew, it's currently on display at the National Corvette Museum!

They've had a few. Check out www.logoserver.com to see most of them.