Laverda Logo

[Sisu]

Hi all. I wonder if anyone have made a summary of the histoirical development of the Laverda logo? I have seen a very early Laverda logo, probably a emaled sign placed on the factory building. Could be interesting to see the designs, starting as from the harvesters and up to the very latest bikes produced.
Thanks and haev a good day

 

[lavgert]

... here are some early versions of the LAVERDA logo. Ciao, Gert

 

[RGS1000RGS]

Hmm..a small child hiding things?

 

[arancia]

Does anyone have a good version, for example, to change colour onto a T-Shirt transfer sheet, larger and clearer of the older logo as in the bottom left Moto over Laverda style in Gert's picture above or like this version scanned from the back cover of an owner's manual?

 

[general_piffle]

Does anyone have a good version, for example, to change colour onto a T-Shirt transfer sheet, larger and clearer of the older logo as in the bottom left Moto over Laverda style in Gert's picture above or like this version scanned from the back cover of an owner's manual?
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Here you go Phil, this should be high enough resolution for printing.

 

[lavgert]

Hi Phil, I have a clean version in vectors, I'll send you an email. Ciao, Gert

 

[cape]

Not a logo, but a signature by a legend.

 

[cape]

I didn't ask, but I thought someone would have guessed who's signature. Here it is in full.

 

[cape]

I also found this in my archives. I have no idea if it has ever been used by Laverda factory and I can't remember where I found it.

 

[jko_78]

I also found this in my archives. I have no idea if it has ever been used by Laverda factory and I can't remember where I found it.

What I find interesting is that this style is used on the engine castings and seat rear printing (at least on the 750s), but not the tank badges or sales brochures. Current marketing and brand advisers would go crazy over that nowadays