Key facts
- Years active
- 1914–1916
- Country
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United States - Headquarters
- Port Jefferson, New York, United States
- Legal name
- Finley Robinson Porter Company
The F.R.P. logo is a monogram of the letters F, R and P joined in a decorative black style inside a diamond outline. F.R.P. was an American car marque built from 1914 to 1916 by the Finley Robinson Porter Company in Port Jefferson, New York.
F.R.P. Logo
The F.R.P. emblem is a lettered monogram. The three letters are drawn with flared, calligraphic strokes and are tied together into one shape, and a black diamond outline with a second inner line frames them on a white background. The F.R.P. symbol uses only black and white and carries no other lettering or picture, so the F.R.P. badge reads as the initials of the maker. The F.R.P. car logo shown at the top of this page is this diamond monogram, and the page offers the F.R.P. logo PNG with a transparent background.
F.R.P. Logo History
The F.R.P. logo history on this page is a single design, the diamond monogram, which belongs to the three years the marque was built.
F.R.P. History
The marque takes its name from the initials of the Finley Robinson Porter Company, which made the cars between 1914 and 1916.
F.R.P. Logo PNG and Colors
The download button at the top of this page saves the last F.R.P. logo as a PNG file, 250 × 242 pixels.
| Colors | Black |
|---|---|
| Logo versions | One, since 1914 |
| File | PNG, 250 × 242 px |
Frequently asked questions
When was F.R.P. founded?
F.R.P. was founded in 1914.
What country is F.R.P. from?
F.R.P. was an American car brand, based in Port Jefferson, New York, United States.
Does F.R.P. still exist?
No. F.R.P. was active from 1914 to 1916.
Did F.R.P. change its logo?
No. F.R.P. used one logo: Diamond FRP monogram (1914–1916).
What color is the F.R.P. logo?
The last F.R.P. logo is black.
