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Logos

A logo is an icon or emblem used by companies to associate the product to the brand. The logo is an image that embodies the organization to produce public recognition.

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Does the DVD logo hit the corner?

Yes, you just have to wait for it. I do this occasionally.

What firearm company has a crown logo?

I'd be interested to know what type of firearm you saw this on. The first one which comes to mind is the Royal Small Arms Factories (such as the infamous Enfield factory).

What is the Feature Films for Families logo about?

They see 5 blue houses at night under a starry sky, and children laugh. The center house turns white with yellow windows, and the other four houses turn the same actual color as the first house that turned white yellow windows. Then it goes over the houses on the mountain where the text Feature Films For Families shows up. Then the logo turns into a 3D image.

Where did the medical alert symbol come from?

The medical symbol is also called the caduceus medical symbol. It was a name designated to a group of ancient symbolic wands around 2600 BC in Mesopotamia. The civilization then depended on the natural healing and aesthetic bounty of natural elements.

Why is the apple logo silver?

It isn't silver it is also black and white.

What is the logo of accenture?

The logo of Accenture is like a lesser than sign:

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Volkswagen logo - meaning?

The car is from Germany and was built by Hitler. Volks means people's Wagon means car so the translation is people's car.

Did the Converse logo ever change?

Yes it did. First the logo was only the same stitched circle with a star in the middle. Then after in 1932 they added in everything else . They changed it because Charles "Chuck" H. Taylor promoted the shoe and made the sales go up progressively. If you want to see the full story go to the links listed below.

Why does the company lacote use the crocodile in their logo?

The alligator that is embroidered on Lacoste tennis shirts comes from the nickname of founder Rene Lacoste. Lacoste was a tennis star in France in the '20s and '30s, and was nicknamed "Le Crocodile". Lacoste wore tennis shirts embroidered with an alligator on the left breast. Lacoste founded La Societe Chemise Lacoste with Andre Gillier in 1933 and the company began manufacturing the tennis shirt that Lacoste designed (because earlier tennis shirts were too uncomfortable) and wore on the tennis courts.