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In , the torch lady was reinstated into the corporate logo. In , The Coca-Cola Company purchased Columbia Pictures. In , Coca-Cola sold Columbia to sister company Tri-Star Pictures (which Columbia was its only shareholder at that time) which led to Tri-Star being renamed to Columbia Pictures Entertainment with the Tri-Star name being retained for theatrical releases under that name.  · Requested by IceCrusher18 EntertainmentSame as before, except I now added in the SPE byline.© Sony Pictures Entertainment.  · My last remake on Columbia Pictures Logos. Speaking i using a Columbia Pictures , Open Matte 1 and 2 and sky background removing torch lady! Credit to for the Torch Lady texture, for the Torch Lady texture and:iconwestralinc.: for the font on the ''COLUMBIA''. DO NOT REPORT, COPY, FLAG OR STEAL!

In , the torch lady was reinstated into the corporate logo. In , The Coca-Cola Company purchased Columbia Pictures. In , Coca-Cola sold Columbia to sister company Tri-Star Pictures (which Columbia was its only shareholder at that time) which led to Tri-Star being renamed to Columbia Pictures Entertainment with the Tri-Star name being retained for theatrical releases under that name. Sony/Columbia Pictures (The PPG Movie 2 Variant) by AsReturn. Sony/Columbia Pictures logo remake remix-6 by octonautszuma. Jacknjellify/Four Pictures by TheLoudHouseIsGreat. Sony/UNDP by Chermayeff. KR/Kiro Ramy Original/PPTCSG Pictures logo by phineas Columbia Pictures logo remake - Download Free 3D model by roslet (@roslet) [95ce8f1].

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