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Logo #1
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Logo #1
This was the first logo put on shipping labels and other printed materials, but not on the toys. -
Logo #2
This is the second ink logo to be put on toys. The toys were all wooden at this time. -
Logo #3
This first logo was made to look wooden like the wood toys they made. This logo was actually shown on the toys. It was the second logo shown on toys. -
Logos #4
In this year, all three of these logos were being used. This shows how not unified/official the LEGO company was at this time. -
Logo #5
This logo appeared in magazines and catalogs in late 1954. It was LEGOs first oval logo. -
Logo #6
This logo randomly appeared in this year. The original is hand drawn on different packages and toys. -
Logo #7
This is LEGO's german logo during this year. The words are bricky and it shows the LEGO colors. At this time, there were only 140 employees in Billund. -
Logo #8
This logo was used for 13 years. It was the first square logo LEGO used. -
Logo #9
This is a variation of the 1960 logo. It includes a side bar of colors This is a trademark symbol along with the LEGO name. -
Logo #10
This logo was made when production in the USA was started. LEGO was trying to standardize their logo. Was also created to look more blocky. -
Logo #11
This is LEGO's current logo. It was given 'graphic tightening' since the old logo. This new logo has brighter colors and a larger shape.
