Logos are the badge of capitalism. They distinguish one brand from its competitor. In the Soviet Union, the state controlled all aspects of production. Logos weren’t necessary. In 1962, the Soviet state passed a new trademark law. Its purpose was to distinguish goods by an individual identifiable mark. All manufacturers would be required to mark their products or packaging within six months of the law coming into effect. But, Soviet marks were different from their western equivalent. ...
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