1974–1976[]
1976–1982[]
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Trivia:
- Depending on the quality of the film print or telecine, the logo would appear slightly red. It should be noted that despite this, orange was the designated color for Columbia's television unit during this era.
- According to the book Screen Gems: A History of Columbia Pictures Television from Cohn to Coke, 1948-1983, by television historian Jeb H. Perry, this logo was described as "a graphic representing the glow from The Lady's torch".
1982–1992[]
1982–1983[]
This one uses the byline with medium size.
With a smaller byline.
1983–1988[]
With high saturation
A much brighter version.
Black and white version
1988–1991[]
On-screen logo
Distribution byline
With grey byline
B&W version
1991–1992[]
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1989–1993[]
1989–1991[]
Open-matte without black at bottom
Open-matte version
Association text seen above
Association text seen below
1991–1993[]
Far distance version
1992–2001[]
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Trivia: The original artwork was created by Michael J. Deas and modeled by Louisiana homemaker Jenny Joseph, and made its on-screen debut starting with this logo.
Videos[]
Columbia Pictures Television 1974-1976-0
Columbia Pictures Television (1976)-0
CPT "Lindbergh" Preztel
Columbia Pictures Television (1976)
Columbia Pictures Television logo (1976)-0
Columbia Pictures Television Coca Cola
Columbia Pictures Television logo (1982)-0
Columbia Pictures Television B&W logo (1982)
DiC-Columbia Pictures Television (1989)
Columbia Pictures Television logo 1987 (Far Distance)
Columbia Pictures Television IAW logo (1989)
Columbia Pictures Television logo (1991-B)
Columbia Pictures Television logo (1991-A)
Columbia Pictures Television (1991)
Columbia Pictures Television logo (1991, Slowed Down Music)
Columbia Pictures Television logo (1992)
Columbia Pictures Television B&W logo (1993)
See also[]
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