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Using Signatures as Endorsements 131.37<br />

To impart a sense of distinction, individuality,<br />

and personality, a secondary word mark may be<br />

displayed in a graphic signature, subject to these<br />

restrictions:<br />

• The typestyle may be only<br />

- Univers 68 or 48* or a combination<br />

- ITC New Baskerville Italic<br />

(as shown on pages 32 and 32a and in the top<br />

two examples at the left).<br />

• The capital height of the typography may be only<br />

1 ⁄4, 1 ⁄3, 1 ⁄2, or 3 ⁄4 the diameter of the signature<br />

Monogram (as described on page 33).<br />

• The color of the typography may be only the same<br />

color as the signature Monogram: black,<br />

Platinum Grey, or white. (For more information,<br />

see document 132, Color.)<br />

When these restrictions are too limiting, for<br />

greater variety, any typography—including a<br />

secondary word mark—may be displayed outside<br />

the signature, using any appropriate<br />

• program font or combination of program fonts,<br />

including any in these series:<br />

-Univers (including Condensed and Extended)<br />

- ITC New Baskerville (including small capitals<br />

and oldstyle figures)<br />

• size; there are no restrictions on type size<br />

• color; there are no restrictions on type color<br />

To combine the <strong>GE</strong> identity elements with such<br />

typography, a graphic signature may be used as<br />

an endorsement, as shown in the third and fourth<br />

examples at the left, according to these guidelines:<br />

• Use any signature arrangement. (For signature<br />

construction guidelines, see pages 11 to 18.)<br />

• Extend the Laser Line left at least to the beginning<br />

of the endorsed typography, preferably<br />

to bleed left off the format<br />

• Place the Laser Line in front, behind, or below<br />

the endorsed typography, as desired.<br />

• Use any appropriate signature content such as<br />

- the <strong>GE</strong> slogan “We bring good things to life.”<br />

- a business name<br />

• Do not use design elements. Symbols, icons, or<br />

other visual elements may not be used.<br />

• For a greater sense of distinction, personality,<br />

or individuality, use graphic support (not shown):<br />

any appropriate photograph, illustration, or<br />

thematic graphic.<br />

*In computer typesetting, other names may be used, such as<br />

• for Univers 68, Univers (67) Condensed Bold Oblique<br />

• for Univers 48, Univers (47) Condensed Light Oblique<br />

<strong>GE</strong> Identity Program 131, Graphic Signatures <strong>GE</strong> Identity Website: www.ge.com/identity

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