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Corporate Identity

​Logos changed many times during the years at Burroughs.  In some cases  liberties seem to have been taken with the color and look of the logos, often in  locations outside the U.S.


The following logos were the most common.
One of the early Burroughs logos was an Old English B inside a circle. It was used until about 1915. There were two logos that were a red circle B. The early one was used from the 1940's until about 1968 when the name Burroughs was spelled out inside the B in the circle.

A unique graphic logo was used starting in 1985 until the Sperry merger when the Unisys name became it's own logo.
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