Anker Logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- They’ve been known under different names (such as PAMAG and Bielefeld), but the brand itself has always been called Anker.
- Meaning and History This brand’s history may be confusing, seeing how they changed names and the specter of work so often.
- Before their bike enterprise, they’ve been a bicycle producer and a sewing equipment manufacturer.
- That’s why they are now often confused with Anker Rotterdam – a lighting company.
- But they are not the same thing.
- 1949 – 1976 Anker’s logo history is very obscure.
- You won’t find any solidly official logos before 1949, and even after that your search won’t be very fruitful.
- During this period, the company used several one-offs until they decided upon the final design used till their death.
- It was a simple ship anchor (the brand’s name is ‘anchor’ in German) surrounded by a circle.
- They most likely chose it somewhere in the 50s, but it can’t be proven.
- The logo used by Anker Rotterdam usually appears when you Google Anker’s logo, but it was never theirs.
- The brand in question is German and never had any property in the Netherlands.
- Symbol and Emblem There’s much more info on bike emblems, however.
- There is evidence it was even used sporadically as an official logo, maybe as a predecessor to the last design.
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