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Dunlop Logo, HD Png, Brand Overview

The Dunlop emblem is commonly referred to as the "Flying D" and the arrow represents speed and energy, while the circular shape suggests motion and continuity.

PresentCurrent Dunlop Logo

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Dunlop Logo Description

The Dunlop logo above is designed as an arrow and is commonly known as the 'Flying D'.

Bendel designed the logo while working as a junior art director at Charles F. Higham Advertising in London, in 1959. It was launched internationally by Dunlop the following year. It can certainly be said to have survived the 'test of time' and is known all around the world.

Brand Overview

Founded: 1889

Founder: John Boyd Dunlop

Headquarters: kron, Ohio, USA / Birmingham, United Kingdom

Official Site: www.dunloptires.com

Dunlop is a brand of tyres owned by various companies around the world. Founded by pneumatic tyre pioneer John Boyd Dunlop in Dublin, Ireland in 1890, it is owned and operated by Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company in North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand.

Learn More: Dunlop Tyres Wiki

Other Logos

VerticalDunlop Logo

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Yellow BackgroundDunlop Logo

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In 1997 Sumitomo gained agreement to use the Dunlop name in its corporate name, and changed the name of its UK subsidiary to Dunlop Tyres Ltd.

References
[1] ^ YouTube: The Dunlop Story
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