Triangle Film Corporation

Background
Triangle Film Corporation was a film studio established in July 1915 by Harry and Roy Aitken. Several months after their opening, the company opened the Lincoln Theater in Massillon, Ohio. The company had a bloated film catalogue that led to ownership reorganization for the company. Adolph Zukor acquired the company's assets two years after the company's founding. Triangle stopped producing films in 1919, three years before they went defunct.

Logo (March 26, 1916-1919)
Visuals: A downward facing triangle with an inner fifteen-black triangle border is shown with a "T" with a pointed leg and arm is displayed on top of the stacked text "COPYRIGHT (YEAR) BY TRIANGLE FILM CORPORATION NEW YORK CITY". The logo is within a thin white border with two vertical columns with the inverted "T" symbol on top, a pattern of downward triangles and two bottom dots below the "T" and two outer white outlines spaced slightly away from the columns.

Variant: Similar to other logos from its time period, the logo may appear on the top or bottom of text cards.

Technique: A still, printed image.

Audio: None.

Availability: The standalone variant has so far appeared on The Mystery of the Leaping Fish.