RCA

1919–1923	1922–1968	1967 (prototypes)	1968–1987 (company); 1968-present (trademark)

1919–1923

This logo was used alongside its successor in 1922 and 1923.

1919–1922

An alternate "RC" monogram mark was used on vacuum tubes and smaller assemblies.

1922–1968

Early version with lettering drawn three-dimensionally, used until ca. 1929

Print variant

RCA Records used a similar logo from 1987 until 2015, when they switched back to the 1968 logo.

It was still used for RCA Photophone until 1979.

1967 (prototypes)

Designer:  Lippincott & Margulies

Typography:  Custom

Launched:  1967

1968–1987 (company); 1968–present (trademark)

Designer:  Gene Grossman for Lippincott & Margulies

Typography:  Custom

Launched:  January 15, 1968

Print version

Rainbow variant used until the late 1970s

Logo with "Nipper"

100th anniversary variant (2019)

In 1987, General Electric bought RCA, effectively breaking up and dissolving the company. Two years later, Thomson SA (later Technicolor, now Vantiva), bought the brand and used it as its flagship consumer electronics brand in North America. In 2022, Technicolor SA sold the RCA trademarks to brand licensing company Talisman Brands, Inc., doing business as Established Incorporated.