Dr. Pepper [ ]
1885–1906 [ ]
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Generally rendered in either red or black.
1891–1906 [ ]
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Designer:
Helen “Nellie” Eastland Kellner
1906–1911 [ ]
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1911–1923 [ ]
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1923–1926 [ ]
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1926–1930 [ ]
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1930–1941 [ ]
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1941–1950 [ ]
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Dr Pepper [ ]
1950–1958 [ ]
This logo was introduced in June 1950.
1958–1971 [ ]
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1963–1971 (secondary) [ ]
This logo debuted in 1963, with appearances in advertising becoming more frequent around 1967. This logo was used only on cartons until the late sixties, when it began appearing on some glass bottles. Its frequency and range of application are uncertain, and examples of it are hard to find.
1971–1984 (primary), 1984–1990 (secondary) [ ]
Typography:
Custom lettering
Launched:
October 7, 1971
Japanese variant, first used 1973
Japanese variant with background
This logo was unveiled to the press on October 7, 1971.
1984–1990 [ ]
Chinese variant, used in Taiwan
1990–1997 [ ]
1997–2006 [ ]
Typography:
Friz Quadrata
2006–2015 [ ]
2010–2012 (United Kingdom & Ireland) [ ]
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2012–present (United Kingdom & Ireland) [ ]
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2015–present [ ]
Used on its "Fansville" campaign, on cans and bottles