Old-Line Bar Badge Logo

Heavy, bracketed serif capitals in deep forest green spell the sample name GALMAN, a made-up name that your own replaces. Two thick gold bars run across the full width, one above the word and one below it. A small line of spaced green serif capitals above the top bar reads Providence, Rhode Island, and a bold, widely spaced word, TRANSIT, hangs centered under the lower bar. It is flat and two-color, closer to a collegiate sign than a typical truck logo.

The design is tied to the width of the big word and the gold bars. In the sample the bars run exactly as wide as the name, so a short name gets tall, chunky letters, while a long or two-word name means smaller letters across the same sort of width. The place line above and the descriptor below stay small and out of the way. There is no symbol to resize, so this layout is mostly about letter width and suits a wide, low door area.

Green and gold is a classic pairing. The deep green holds up best on white, cream, silver and light tan doors. On black, navy or dark green paint the letters nearly disappear, although the gold bars would still show. Yellow doors compete with the gold. The serif and the bars suit a regional carrier or family firm that wants a traditional, steady look more than a flashy one.

Pick this look, send us your company name, approve the proof, and we print it. $120 per door.