City & Guilds Logo
Left-aligned black wordmark reading "City & Guilds" in a classic serif type. To the upper-right of the wordmark is a separate bright red decorative ampersand joined visually to a solid red, heraldic lion silhouette walking to the right. Th...
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About City & Guilds
Left-aligned black wordmark reading "City & Guilds" in a classic serif type. To the upper-right of the wordmark is a separate bright red decorative ampersand joined visually to a solid red, heraldic lion silhouette walking to the right.
The logo uses a simple two-color flat treatment (black for the text, red for the mark) with clean vector edges and a traditional, institutional feel. The ampersand and lion form a compact emblem that balances the longer wordmark.
What's in it: lion ampersand
Shapes: wordmark stylized ampersand heraldic lion silhouette horizontal lockup
Style: classic heraldic minimalist flat vector
Text in logo: City & Guilds
The red heraldic lion and ampersand evoke tradition, authority and institutional heritage (British heraldic styling).
Colors
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City & Guilds Logo History
City & Guilds (formally the City and Guilds of London Institute) is a UK-based vocational education and qualifications body founded in 1878, known for awarding technical and vocational certifications internationally.
Frequently asked
What symbols are in this logo?
A black serif wordmark reading 'City & Guilds' plus a red ampersand paired with a red heraldic lion silhouette.
What industry does this logo belong to?
Vocational education and certification (a qualifications awarding body).
What do the colours indicate?
The logo uses black for a formal wordmark and bright red for the emblem (ampersand and lion) to convey authority and heritage.
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