Funny Logo's

[DarkNewt]

I saw this one out cycling and wondered what others have come across:

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Happy New Year everyone

[Cyril Haearn]

Can't quite read it, what does the firm do?

[DarkNewt]

Can't quite read it, what does the firm do?

no idea took the pic at low res and resized it making even less readable

[Mick F]

What's the apostrophe in the OP title for?

[DarkNewt]

What's the apostrophe in the OP title for?

to bring out the grammar Nazis so they can be hunted I stand corrected and embarrassed

[ferrit worrier]

I saw a sign on the back of a van many years ago, advertising equestrian equipment. On the left back door "Hoof" on the right back door "Hearted"

it certainly worked as I've never forgotten it.

[Cunobelin]

My favourite is a local builders van

It simply says;

“The only tools in this van are the driver and his mate”

[DarkNewt]

I also remeber seeing one online years ago for an asian building firm that said "you have tried the cowboys, now try the Indians" always thought that was clever!

[rjb]

I allways chuckle when i see this local baker out on his rounds. A local man who has built his business and now has 7 shops, a training school and a classic bedford van. All based around Glastonbury.



and his products are yummie, especially his pasties.

[reohn2]

Years ago on the side of a van in Bolton:-
Singh and son Joiners
"you've had the cowboys now try the indians"

[PH]

On the back of a van supplying window coverings
Blind man driving

[Ray]

On a local window-installer's van: "Every pane a pleasure".

[Bonefishblues]

On the back of a driving school car. "No Learners are left in this car overnight"

[Ray]

I like "Burns the Bread". Maybe there's a cycling equivalent? - "Rex the bikes" ?

Of course there's the famous wording (over the shopfront of a shoe-repairer in Lincoln?) "Cobblers to the gentry".

[reohn2]

I like "Burns the Bread". Maybe there's a cycling equivalent? - "Rex the bikes" ?

Of course there's the famous wording (over the shopfront of a shoe-repairer in Lincoln?) "Cobblers to the gentry".

There's already a Parkes Cycles,but is the 'site secure or not.......