Vermeer logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- While the design has changed during the company’s more than 75-year history, it has always had the letter “V” at its centerpiece.
- It is based in Pella, Iowa.
- 1986 – 2004 The old Vermeer logo featured a strong and young worker wearing a helmet and plain clothes.
- He was rolling up his sleeves.
- The worker’s torso appeared out of a large letter “V.” The lettering “Vermeer” could be seen above.
- Here, only the initial was capitalized.
- The type would have been a pretty generic bold sans if not for the unusual “e’s” where the horizontal bars had been replaced by diagonal ones.
- While the old logo was flat, the current one has a pronounced 3D effect to it, which can be clearly noticed in the white highlights and dark shades.