Pelikan Logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Starting from 1873, the Pelikan logo has had the same core – it has always featured a pelican in a nest with the chicks.
- However, the image has been redrawn multiple times, each new version coming with new details.
- 1873 — 1878 The author of the original logo was Günther Wagner himself.
- The emblem featured a rather dark pelican with a huge beak and three chicks.
- According to the brand’s website, the original logo was designed in 1873.
- It has been known among the oldest trademark registrations in Germany.
- In this version, the pelican is by far lighter and has a smaller beak.
- While the global Pelican website insists this logo was registered in 1878, the UK version states that it took place in 1895.
- There were four chics, like in the previous version, but the pelican’s wing was more rounded and full, for instance.
- For instance, the nest and the ring were solid blue (instead of being made up of multiple strokes).
- The wordmark grew bolder and looked almost exactly like the current one.
- The lower part of the beak grew bolder.
- Also, the wordmark became lighter and cleaner (note, for instance, the simplified shape of the “k”).
- Font The type in the Pelikan logo is inspired by an elegant cursive script with a great variation in the thicknesses of the strokes.
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