The JLG brand logo, more correctly called a lettermark, consists of the letters JLG and a register mark. It is a complete element and should never be altered in any manner. To protect this important corporate asset, the JLG lettermark should never appear without the register mark. The size of this ® must also remain in the proportion and position shown. Digital files of this logo are available from the Downloads section of this site.

When the JLG brand logo is used by itself the words, An Oshkosh Corporation Company, must appear away from the logo. See the Marketing section of this site to see correct usage examples. JLG merchandise and equipment do not need this Oshkosh corporate identifier.

Where to use the JLG brand logo:

JLG Advertising JLG Product Literature Sales Presentations Web Site JLG Direct Mail JLG Merchandise JLG Equipment

Definition of Lettermark:
A lettermark is a typographic symbol, usually involving initials or abbreviations (IBM, GE, GMC). Monograms and anagrams are also lettermarks. The unique representation of the letters become a symbol of the company.

Note:
3/8 in (1 cm) is the minimum logo height recommended for print materials.