AAA logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG AAA Logo PNG The logo of the American Automobile Association has been modified only about five times throughout its more than 110-year history.
- 1906 – 1915 The original AAA logo was introduced in 1906 and boasted an elegant and delicate image, composed of two intertwined wheels with the “American Automobile Association” inscription around their perimeters, executed in a lightweight Sans-serif typeface and capitalized.
- Although the original shade of red was somewhat different from the current one, this version of the logo already had a lot of elements that make the current AAA logo recognizable.
- The letter in the middle was the biggest one, while the two other letters were smaller.
- On the whole, the 1922 emblem lost much of the retro elegance of the original one, yet adopted a more monolithic and compact look.
- Also, it was by far more legible.
- 1983 – 1997 In 1983 the badge was redesigned again, keeping the composition of the previous version, but making it sleeker and sharper.
- The letters in the red and white medallion were redrawn, and now featured elongated lines and overlapping bars in the bottom part of the badge.
- 1997 – Today In 1997 a delicate blue orbit was added to the modern and bright AAA badge.
- It was drawn diagonally and placed behind the emblem, on its right part.
- The full name of the organization could be seen written on the tires.
- The following emblem (1915) featured two automobile wheels as well, but this time they had a slightly different style.
- The lines seemed bolder.
- Colors The vivid shade of red is Pantone 485 (Hex: #D81E05), while the shade of blue is Pantone 287 (Hex: #003893).
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