Parker Logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Parker Logo PNG The Parker Pen Company is world-known for its luxury pens.
- Since 2011, it has been headquartered in Nantes, France.
- The arrow is used as a symbol of the company’s signature product – the fountain pen.
- Both the two parts of the oval resemble a stylized “P.” Below, there is the name of the brand in a sans serif typeface.
- Logo as seen on the pens 1920s — 1930s On such models as Parker Duofold Flat-Top Pens (1921-1929) and the True Blues (1928-1929), the wordmark could be seen on the long metal part on the pen cap.
- Other than that, the type didn’t look unusual in any way.
- The metal part itself adopted a totally new shape – it was now the feathered arrow that has been known as the brand’s signature ever since.
- 1980s The feathered arrow changed its shape.
- The feathered part became longer.
- You can see such design on the following pens: Parker RB1 (1981-1986), Parker Vector (1981-Present), and Parker Arrow (1982-1988).
- 1982 — 1988 The metal part on the Parker Arrow pen (1982-1988) cap had a slightly different shape.
- 1988 — present You can also come across pens, where the arrowhead is narrow, but the feathered part is long.
- Other versions Some of the notable modifications include Parker Duofold Greenwich Special Edition from 1999, where the feathered part has a triangular shape.
- Font While the proportions of the glyphs are quite generic, the type looks refined and has a touch of traditional elegance due to the variation in the thickness of the strokes.
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