Famous Logos Created with Gill Sans Font

Gill Sans is a humanist sans serif typeface designed by the English sculptor, type designer Eric Gill in the 1920s. The typeface takes inspiration from Edward Johnston’s Johnston typeface for London Underground and the first year when it was released just saw a great success, choosing by London and North Eastern Railway, British Railways, then the Penguin Books. Till today, Gill Sans is still very popular in Europe, especially in Britain and it has been described as ‘the English Helvetica’ because of its great, lasting popularity in British design. In our collection below, you will find some really big English names using this typeface.

Logo	Name	Font Name
	AMD	Gill Sans Bold
	ARM	Gill Sans Bold
	BBC	Gill Sans Regular
	Bradford & Bingley	Gill Sans Light
	Comedy Gold	Gill Sans Ultra Bold
	Flight Centre	Gill Sans Extra Bold
	Grand Targhee Resort	Gill Sans Condensed
	Halifax	Gill Sans ExtraBold Display
	Inmarsat	Gill Sans Condensed Bold
	International Paper	Gill Sans Bold
	Ipswich Town F.C.	Gill Sans Bold
	John Lewis	Gill Sans Roman
	Nixon	Gill Sans Roman
	Oakland Athletics	Gill Sans Bold Condensed
	Rolls-Royce Motor Cars	Gill Sans Roman
	RSA	Gill Sans Roman
	TAG Heuer	Gill Sans Bold
	Tokyo Stock Exchange	Gill Sans Bold Condensed
	Tommy Hilfiger	Gill Sans Regular
	Vestax	Gill Sans Bold Condensed