Browning logo logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Browning Logo PNG Browning Arms Company (known as Browning) is a major US manufacturer of fishing tools and firearms.
- The initial goal was marketing John Browning’s non-military (sporting) inventions.
- The Browning logo has been around since 1977, and it was designed by Don Bailey, the company’s art director.
- The image depicts a mule deer’s head in a uniformly abstract way to emphasize the company’s contribution to the hunting industry.
- Bailey chose the image because he felt there was something g special about mule deer, which singled it out from other big game species.
- Also, there is a dense population of mule deer in Utah, the company’s home state.
- The first place where the logo was displayed was the 1977 Centennial Catalog’s cover.
- In 1978, the catalog was presented at the Shooting Hunting and Outdoor Trade show.
- Apart from the Buckmark, the Browning logo includes the company name written in a signature yellow typerface on a black background.
- Symbol: the description of the wordmark The wordmark features a geometric slab serif typeface called LHF Full Block.
- The font was created by Chuck Davis and published by type foundry Letterhead Fonts.
- The distinctive feature of the type is the unusual shape of the serifs.
- The exaggerated serifs create a visual harmony with the horns of the deer featured on the emblem.
- The first and the last letters are larger than all the rest.
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