RCA, Canadian National Railway & Citizens National Bank
Logo Histories' Research Archive Issue 19
Today, in Issue 19 of Logo Histories’ Research Archive we have elements from RCA by Lippincott & Margulies, the identity created by Allan Fleming for Canadian National Railway and Banks & Miles 1972 typeface for the Post Office.
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Have a great weekend.
All the best, Rich
RCA
Lippincott & Margulies
1968, USA




Canadian National Railway
Allan Fleming
1960, Canada




Post Office
Banks & Miles
1972, Great Britain




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