Pathé Frères

1st Logo (October 29, 1904)
Visuals: Over a black background is the text arched over the horse holding a flag with the rooster inside the circle reading:

Times New Roman Impact

Below the horse is "Times New Roman" in a corporate font with the word "Times New Roman" below.

Technique: A still, traditionally-painted graphic.

Audio: None.

Availability: It was so far only seen on The Impossible Voyage.

Legacy: It was the oldest-known standalone logo documented on this wiki.

2nd Logo (September 30, 1905-May 15, 1912)
Visuals: Simply a photo of a rooster within a thin white circle against the black background.

Variants:
 * An early version has the rooster in a silhouette.
 * In some instances, the rooster is facing the left.

Technique: A combination of a photography and a still, painted graphic.

Audio: None.

Availability: It was used in tandem with the next logo, although this one was used on fewer films such as Trees and Tredent and La fée aux fleurs.

3rd Logo (December 9, 1905-October 28, 1915)
Visuals: On a black (or grey/worn-out black) background, there is a still image of a rooster in white (sometimes orange) posing as if it is about to crow. Below it is the cursive text "Times New Roman".

Variants:
 * Similar with other logos at the time, the logo can be seen in different hues, whether it'd be gold, sepia, or.
 * The design of the rooster can vary. Sometimes, it is facing the left and in one instance, its legs may be closer together. The rooster may also be seen in a lot of or less detail or in one case where it nearly looks realistic. Some films omit the rooster.
 * On The Red Girl and the Child, the logo is red with the words "TRADE" on the left side of the rooster with "MARK" on the right of it.
 * Sometimes, the text "Times New Roman" is replaced by "S. C. A. G. L.", which is wrapped around the rooster.

Technique: A still, traditionally-painted graphic.

Audio: The closing theme of the film.

Availability: Can be seen on earlier films from Pathé.

4th Logo (December 11, 1905)
Visuals: On a black background, an eagle is seen carrying a film camera with the text Times New Roman above. Note how the letters "Times New Roman" in "Times New Roman" are a lot smaller and above two lines. Underneath it all is the text "Times New Roman" within a rectangular shape with two circles on both sides.

Technique: A still, traditionally-painted graphic.

Audio: None.

Availability: It was seen on La vie de Moïse.

5th Logo (December 22, 1906-July 14, 1907)
Visuals: On a black background, there is a cursive word "Times New Roman" with an underline underneath the last three letters are above the stacked text reading "Times New Roman".

Variant: Sometimes, the logo is in a different cursive-like font with "Times New Roman" added and taking up most of the screen. Additionally, the text "Times New Roman" is added below.

Technique: A still, traditionally-painted graphic.

Audio: The closing theme of the film.

Availability: Like with the 2nd logo, it was used in tandem with the third logo but used on a small amount of films. They include The Red Spectre and The Magic Roses.