A&P

1859-1919	1919-1921	February–October 1921	1921-1925	1922-1923	1923
1925-1926	1926-1935	1929-1931	1935-1936	1936-1946	1946-1953
1953-1958	1957-1972	1972-1976	1976-2006	2006-2009	2009-2015

1859–1919

1919-1976

1919-1921

SVG NEEDED

February–October 1921

SVG NEEDED

First seen February 1, 1921.

1921-1925

SVG NEEDED

First seen September 1, 1921. A version without outlines was used in smaller print.

1922-1923

SVG NEEDED

First used December 1922.

1923

1925-1926

SVG NEEDED

1926-1935

SVG NEEDED

1929-1931

SVG NEEDED

1935-1936

SVG NEEDED

1936-1946

SVG NEEDED

1946-1953

SVG NEEDED

1953-1958

SVG NEEDED

First used April 23, 1953.

1957-1972

SVG NEEDED

First used in July 1957.

1972-1976

This logo was first used in August 1971 for the company's Discount Foods division (albeit with an outlined, instead of solid, circle), and was not fully adopted by A&P until the full adoption of the WEO brand in 1972.

1976–2006

Designer:  Lippincott & Margulies

Typography:  Custom

Launched:  September 12, 1975 (unveiling) February 7, 1976 (first use)

On February 7, 1976, A&P introduced its "sunrise" logo with virtually no fanfare, despite being a total departure from the company's mark used for 57 years prior. This logo was still displayed at many locations until its bankruptcy.

2006–2009

A&P modified its sunrise logo in 2006, removing the colored bands and shrinking the oval's size. A modified version of this logo was still used on Best Cellars liquor stores until its closure in 2015.

2009–2015

After filing for bankruptcy for the 2nd time in 5 years in June 2015, it was announced that the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company would close operations; shutting down all stores it was unable to sell off.