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| 1850–1924 | 1924–1928 | 1928–1930 | 1930–1937 | 1937–1941 | 1941–1982 |
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The Swiss postal service (formerly known as PTT), today operates internationally under the name "Swiss Post". In Switzerland, the company uses three different names: "Die Post" (in German), "La Poste" (in French) and "La Posta" (in Italian and Romantsch).
PTT[]
1850–1924[]
1924–1928[]
1928–1930[]
1930–1937[]
1937–1941[]
1941–1982[]
1982–1994[]
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This Martin Altenburger & Adrian Frutiger-designed logo incorporated the Swiss cross.
1994–1998[]
This logo (using the typeface Frutiger) was introduced when the PTT was split into two separate companies: Swiss Post and Swisscom. This design still featured the PTT brand, but only as an intermediary solution.
Swiss Post[]
1998–2009[]
In 1998, the PTT name was finally removed from the logo, & the cross became slanted.
2009–2023[]
In 2009 the logo was slightly altered, now using a customised version of the Frutiger typeface.
2023–present[]
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