Wrigley’s Spearmint logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Wrigley’s Spearmint Logo PNG Despite all the updates the package of Wrigley’s Spearmint chewing gum has gone over its almost 130-year history, it has almost always preserved the following elements: a green arrow featuring the word “Spearmint” in white the word “Wrigley’s” in red above a peppermint leaf (or the whole plant) Let’s look at the way these and other elements have been transformed over the years.
- Meaning and history The Wm.
- The writing “Wrigley’s” in red can be seen above, while the text below reads “Pepsin Gum” (also in red).
- The peppermint bush can be seen to the left of the main Wrigley’s Spearmint logo.
- 1932 The letting “Pepsin Gum” was replaced by “The Perfect Gum,” also in a red type.
- The word “Wrigley’s” grew somewhat bolder and more prominent.
- It appeared in its old place, to the left of the arrow.
- The lettering “The perfect gum” was replaced by the more modest “Chewing Gum,” also in red.
- 2002 The company experimented with the package, due to which more than one version of the Wrigley’s Spearmint logo appeared.
- In some of them, the words “Chewing gum” disappeared.
- The spearmint bush in one version of the package was divided into several sprigs, which could be seen to the right and left of the wordmark.
- There is also a version where just a single leaf remains instead of the bush.
- Here, it is placed above the arrow.
- The arrow, in its turn, has two heads (like in the old package if the Doublemint gum).
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