The 10 Oldest Company Logos In The World

23 Jun 2014 by Jasmine Stone in Brands, Business, Very Cool

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Maintaining your brand also means rolling with the times, and 24/7 Wall Street has put together an awesome list showcasing ten of the oldest logos in the world and how they’ve changed over the years.

There’s a number of brewing companies and older US industries that some in South Africa won’t be familiar with, but there are some recognisable logos and brands that are embedded in our everyday lives.

Shell Oil – Logo first used: 1904

Levi Strauss & Co. – Logo first used: 1886

Johnson & Johnson – Logo first used: 1887

Heinz – Logo first used: 1869

Peugeot – Logo first used: 1850

Stella Artois – Logo first used: 1366

Check out the full list of the oldest brand logos over on 24/7 Wall Street.

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