More logos for you on the web

Submitted by Ivan on Thu, 2005-04-28 23:09.

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Coca-Cola logo

Following up on this previous post. Here are some more links to find those ocassional vector logos you need urgently:

http://www.brandsoftheworld.com
http://www.Logotypes.ru
http://www.logotypes.lv
http://www.lalogotheque.com
http://www.fcklogo.com.ar
http://www.portalpublicitario.com/logos/Logos.asp
http://www.visual.gi/logoteca
http://www.designclub.com.ua/logos
http://www.hqfl.dk (football logos)

If you know more please add!

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Wow!

Submitted by Abdul on Fri, 2005-04-29 00:49.

I only knew of brands of the world. Only to figure there's a whole lot more! Plenty of bookmarks there! Cheers.

Bro, you need to fix up some sort of a library, seriously!

THANKS IVAN

Submitted by Gody on Fri, 2005-04-29 01:09.

Thanks for the links Ivan but I can't read the languages on most of those sites but I SO MUCH APPRECIATE the best brands of the world site. I never knew about that one.

I have been wanting a site like that to get logos for my projects for placement and what not. So this will immensely help me.

Thanks again.

Thanks

Submitted by hilldev on Fri, 2005-04-29 03:36.

Good sites.

nice! :-)

Submitted by Fabio (not verified) on Fri, 2005-04-29 06:48.

nice! :-)

WOW

Submitted by Infinate Loop on Fri, 2005-04-29 11:31.

Ivan, this is amazing.
We are constantly needing Vector logos at the company I work at and these sites will help out so much. Me and my company thank you.

Also, what country is that Coca-Cola one from? I bought a t-shirt at a vintage store last summer with that logo on it and I'm constantly being asked where its from?

I'm happy to help. :D Now,

Submitted by Ivan on Fri, 2005-04-29 13:17.

I'm happy to help. :D Now, go click the ads on the sidebar! :D Jokes.

I'm not sure what language is that. I was hoping someone will recognize it. I think it must be one of the 100 indian languages.

It is Hebrew

Submitted by Jannes on Tue, 2005-05-03 23:52.

The text is not written in any Indian script, but in the Hebrew abjad, hence presumably targeting the Israeli market (if it's a genuine logo). It says:

שתו
קוקה-קולה
סימן רשום

The letters are:
[shin][tav][vav]
[qof][vav][qof][he]-[qof][vav][lamed][he]
[samekh][yod][mem][ﬁnal nun] [resh][shin][vav][ﬁnal mem]
Note how the third row's first and last letter, being different letters, resemble each other in the logo, but slightly differ from each other in most computer fonts.
Unfortunately, I do not know about Hebrew pronunciation.