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The Iconic Case Eagle Logo: A Symbol of History and Innovation

Dan October 7, 2025 Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, This Land of Ours

The Story Behind Case’s Iconic Eagle Logo Logos are more than just graphics—they are enduring symbols of a company’s identity. From the Leaping Deer of John Deere to the Checkerboard Square of Ralston Purina, a strong logo becomes instantly recognizable and deeply tied to a brand’s legacy. The Case logo is no exception, with a history that spans more than …

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