Logo ID please on pin

Nothing for "arrow logo" either. I meant to type just "triangle logo" above. D'oh! Trying to think what else to call that shape...

 

The Greek Alphabet Delta? Pointer? Direction? Thataway?

 

Mutter, mutter... It has to be a logo -- otherwise it is just a goofy shape. But evidently the creators of same assumed that it was so well-known, that it didn't need further identification.

Not...

 

Well, a company that was around long enough to have 25-year employees better have been "well-known."

 

Sometimes I get a little obsessed. Have now Googled images for delta logo, alpha logo, airline logo, freight logo, airplane logo, aviator logo... nuthin'.

 

You all crack me up.
Thanks for all the trying. My trying hasn't worked either.

 

An equation with too many variables. Maybe OP can help us. Did this turn up near any city that atarts with letter "A?" Atlanta? Arcola? Albuquerque?

You might assume it came from an architectural firm and put various A place names on it. Architectural firms tend to adopt logos like the one on the pin. That way you have maybe only a few thousand possibilities. If you have to get into family names there are a lot more you'd have to try and you'd almost need to write a computer program to get through it this month.

Let me know when you've eliminated all place names and family names and I'll suggest something else. I think you have to do this with a basic assumption like the one I've made that the logo represents a firm A______ Architecture or the possibilities are endless.

 

Just to be annoying, that is a Balfour mark. I've seen it often. As for whose logo, not a clue. At least it's worth melt weight; I just disposed of two Emhart tie clips this morning. It was a local company no one out of the area has ever heard of. This might not have been a big company either.

 

Astabula? Anaheim? Anchorage?

 

Amarillo? Aguila? Agua Prieta?
Later I will get a glass of wine and then google images of "architecture logo", unless somebody beats me to it.

 

Since Tyeldom is in Florida, one could probably assume that's where this pin showed up. But since generations of retirees from elsewhere have gone there, I would not assume that the company that gave this pin was in Florida too.

 

"A".Alachua, FLAlford, FLAltamonte Springs, FLAltha, FLAltoona, FLAlturas, FLAlva, FLAnna Maria, FLAnthony, FLApalachicola, FLApollo Beach, FLApopka, FLArcadia, FLArcher, FLArgyle, FLAripeka, FLAstatula, FLAstor, FLAtlantic Beach, FLAuburndale, FLAvon Park, FL

 

Thanks everyone. Yes, I am in Florida. I never thought of family names or places, yikes. I guess it will just be for scrap since I can't ID it. I thought for sure it would be recognizable, cause it just looks so familiar, oh well!
Thanks evelyb for the confirmation on Balfour.

 

I finally Gooogled images for "architecture logo" and... close but no cigar... here was the closest. Grrrrr.

https://www.google.com/search?q=arc...4_dtdHHyAIVBp6ACh3x5QX1#imgrc=tdOMc1Ers27a5M: