DL&W Logos and times of use

I'm looking for a internet page which has examples of the many logos the DL&W used and when they used them. Are they on the internet yet?
Thanks........

How many logos did they use, besides the rectangle?

Here's one from 1881:

You had the maroon and blue logos.. I have no idea when the blue ones were used beside the timetables..Anyone know??

Another one, but with slightly different font and style

blockline4180 wrote:You had the maroon and blue logos.. I have no idea when the blue ones were used beside the timetables..Anyone know??

Different color does not mean different logo. Just means they picked a different ink to print with that round of timetables...

CarterB wrote:Here's one from 1881:

Not really sure that qualifies as a "logo" as much as it is a design using interesting type. Logos are modern inventions of the early 20th century, usually involving picture and type and recognizable from a distance. The inventions of the 19th century, while interesting and ornate, were not always adopted as the official corporate logo. Many were created for timetable covers or advertisements and nothing more.

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blockline4180 wrote:Another one, but with slightly different font and style

What's the source of that logo? Could be someone's interpretation of a DLW logo, and not something actually produced by the railroad. I'm not trying to be a smart-aleck here, trying to figure out if the DLW actually had more than one logo in its history.

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