But in the years that have passed since they were a common sight in the 1970s and 1980s, these logos that used be seen all over the city, and that appeared on mail from various organisations locally, have all now vanished.
Some of the organisations which used them all those years ago still operate, but have long since changed their corporate identities. Others are from organisations that no longer exist, or which have been swallowed up by bigger companies in take-overs in the years that have followed.
We have been through the archives to find a selection of 13 of these lost logos to remind you how things looked nearly 50 years ago.
Some are from shops, some are from Government departments.
There are even some from what were then nationalised industries.
How many of these do you remember?
We have been through the archives to find a selection of 13 of these lost logos to remind you how things looked nearly 50 years ago.
5. British Steel Corporation
The British Steel Corporation logo was seen all over Sheffield in the 70s and 80s, with the nationalised industry having a major presence in the city Photo: Hartlepool Mail
6. South Yorkshire County Council
The old South Yorkshire County Council logo used to be widespread in Sheffield, until it was abolished in the 1980s Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
7. Wards
The famous Wards logo used to be seen at pubs all across Sheffiel, up until the early 2000s, when the brewery on Ecclesall Road closed Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
8. Our Price
Our Price was a national record chain which was among the main record shops in Sheffield city centre. The picture shows their shop on The Moor. PIcture: Picturesheffield.com Photo: Picture Sheffield