WELCOME TO THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEDIA PAGE

This MEDIA PAGE contains various logo formats for all types of media, the color of the logo for printing and screen instances and the logo font.

If you require assistance with your logo selection or have a special request please contact: society@trentonhistory.org

The Historical Society has adopted the tag line:

WE'RE USING OUR PAST TO BUILD OUR FUTURE

 

FILE FORMATS
HIGH RESOLUTION FILES (FOR PRINT)
 
LOW RESOLUTION FILES (FOR SCREEN)
COLOR LOGOS
BLACK & WHITE LOGOS
COLOR LOGOS
BLACK & WHITE LOGOS

 

FONT
 
LOGO COLOR
WEB SAFE
#A6BC09
CMYK
C20 / M0 / Y100 / K19
PMS COLOR (PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM)
  COATED PMS 383   UNCOATED PMS 390
The Historical Society is a two color logo, PMS 383 and BLACK.

 

Which logo do I need ?

EPS. Also known as a vector file, EPS (ENCAPSULATEAD POST SCRIPT) files are perfect for all types of media (brochures, magazines, promotional items, and banners). The file can be scaled to any size without creating jagged edges or suffering image quality loss. A logo in the EPS file format is the most versatile format available.

Logos on the web have been optimized for a fast download time. A logo copied from a web page cannot be used for printing or pdf as the resolution is too low. The file extension is typically .GIF or .JPG. EXCEPTION TO THE RULE is HIGH RESOLUTION JPGS.

JPG.
JPG files are easy to place or import into many office programs, most commonly used for web design, and power point presentations. JPG files can be saved in high and low resolution. Be sure to use the right resolution for the desired application.

FILE FORMAT NAMES
EPS Encapsulated Post Script
GIF Graphics Interchange Format
JPG Joint Photographic Experts Group
PNG Portable Network Graphic
TIF Tagged Image File Format