Valvoline logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- While its logo has been updated around seven times, the core of the design has remained unchanged for more than half a century.
- Meaning and history 1886 The earliest Valvoline logo featured the name of the company in yellow over the dark green background.
- The writing featured a simple sans with letters of varying height (higher at the ends, shorter at the center).
- 1941 The shield disappeared, the name of the company went white.
- 1965 The iconic “V” symbol that has been the centerpiece of the logo ever since was introduced.
- The glyph was formed by two overlapping transparent parallelograms (a red and a blue one).
- Below, you could see the word “Valvoline” in red.
- The type and the way the height of the letters varied were very similar to the previous logos.
- 1976 The brand’s name grew dark blue.
- 1980 The red square disappeared.
- The difference in the height of the letters became less noticeable.
- 1987 Both the red and blue parallelogram slightly modified their colors.
- The type was completely updated – it was now a smaller and more dynamic one, with highly italicized letters.
- 1997 The two horizontal bars disappeared, which resulted in a cleaner logo.
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