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Logo Pictures by Eric S.
Video by dodgers729



1st Logo
(1960s-1970)
National General Corporation from "Charro"

Nickname: "NGC I", "Merging Gs"

Logo: On a red background, we see four Gs, one moving down from the top, another moving up from the bottom, another moving right from the left, and another moving left from the right, merging into one "G". Then the letters "nc" fade inside the "G". Then "NATIONAL GENERAL CORPORATION" appears under it.

FX: The joining of the Gs.

Music/Sounds: A bombastic fanfare not unlike the 20th Century Fox jingle.

Availability: Was seen on the film Charro.

Scare Factor: Low to medium.



2nd Logo
(1970-1971)

Nickname: "NGC II", "Spinning Arrow-like Lines"National General Corporation - CLG Wiki

Logo: On a blue or red background, we see many brass lines, looking like a wheel, spinning, which zooms in. After it stops zooming, a "G" appears. Then the wheel disappears, and then "nc" zoom in, located inside the "G". Then "NATIONAL GENERAL CORPORATION" appears under it.

FX: The animation in the logo.

Music/Sounds: A drum portion.

Availability: Was seen on Storefront Lawyers.

Scare Factor: Low.


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SkyCaptain NGC's Canadian connection 0 Mar 25 2008, 4:56 PM EDT by SkyCaptain
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NGC also co-produced the Canadian sitcom The Trouble With Tracy in the late '60's-early '70's with CTV, and the logo can be seen on that show as well.
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