The evolution of the Momo logo

[Mark Morrissey]

Here is a pictorial history. These are logos from the wheels I've collected over the past 4 years. I've put them in order from latest to earliest, which is just my best guess. I wish I knew the exact range of years each particular logo has run. (Most have run for a significant time. One or two may have not run for very long at all.)

As always, I welcome any input, additional photos and information.

The first photo is from a flat prototipo from the mid to late 1980s I believe. This is the current logo being used.

The second photo is from a silver Monza. This is my favorite design of the Momo logo with the stacked MO.

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The next I believe from the early 1970s. I have two Momos with this logo. I think it's a little more rare than the stacked design.

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I don't have this logo on a silver wheel but have seen it on one.

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The next logo is one that appears with what I believe is a pat. or registered trade mark number? I've only seen this once on a black 350mm Monza that I have.

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This logo might actually be the earliest. The wheels I've seen it on have been without a doubt, very old. (as old as a Momo can be that is)

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This last one I have here could be earlier. It came from a Lemans wheel that was undrilled from the factory and whose spokes were straight, without the slight curve at the end where it connects to the wheel. When I first received it, I actually had some doubts about it's authenticity. I wish I had held on to this one.