Company milestone · 1962-05-01
Target’s first store opened in Roseville, Minnesota. [1]
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Target Corporation is an American retailer headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Its first store opened on 1 May 1962 in Roseville, Minnesota.
Company: Target Corporation.
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Target has 17 downloadable files in AI, PNG in this archive. 8 logo records are catalogued; that is not the number of verified redesigns.
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The 1962 bullseye and its 1968 simplification, as recorded by Target. Company and product dates are labelled separately from design changes.
Company milestone · 1962-05-01
Target’s first store opened in Roseville, Minnesota. [1]
Logo milestone · 1962
Stewart K. Widdess and his staff named the store and conceived the original bullseye logo. [1]
Logo milestone · 1968
The bullseye was streamlined by removing one of its red concentric circles. [1]
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Target’s logo refers to the centre of a shooting target.
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Reference
Original bullseye logo (1962) is credited to Stewart K. Widdess and staff. The designer of the specific file version shown on this page is not recorded. [1]
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1962: Stewart K. Widdess and his staff named the store and conceived the original bullseye logo. 1968: The bullseye was streamlined by removing one of its red concentric circles. [1]
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