ConocoPhillips logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG ConocoPhillips Logo PNG While the ConocoPhillips logo looks simple and unpretentious, the red shape above the wordmark adds a dynamic and creative touch, which makes it stand out among competitors.
- Meaning and history 1930 Conoco Inc. used to be a rather well-known US oil company.
- The company was renamed Continental Oil Co. and adopted the red bar-and-triangle logo previously used by Marland.
- This emblem appeared in the company’s ads and was used as the primary logo between 1930 and 1970.
- The type was unique because the “n” looked exactly like a rotated “c.” 2002 In August 2002, Conoco Inc. and Phillips Petroleum Co. merged into a single company with a single brand identity.
- The centerpiece of the ConocoPhillips logo is the name of the company given in an austere sans.
- The majority of the letters are lowercase, while the “C” and “P” are capitalized.
- The red shape above also helps to separate “Conoco” from “Philips” as one of its angles “shows” where the second part of the word starts.
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