Logos

For official DHARMA logos, see DHARMA Logos

For unofficial DHARMA logos, see Fan-made DHARMA logos

This table is a listing of all logos that were custom-made for the props department and used in the canonic Lost universe, including the television episodes, websites, books, and mobisodes.

Logos in Lost

These logos have appeared in television episodes of Lost.

Logo	Organization
	Action 8 News
	The news program Tricia Tanaka and her cameraman worked for in "Tricia Tanaka Is Dead", the news program that covered Mrs. Arlen's crash in "Through the Looking Glass, Part 1", and the program which covered Hurley's car chase in "The Beginning of the End" See also KSVU 8 below.
	Apollo Candy Bar
	The candy bar from the Swan's supply room, as well as in the website Apollocandy.com of The Lost Experience and elsewhere as Easter Eggs.
	Blue Bus Coach Lines
	Bus line that Kate tried to buy a ticket for in "What Kate Did", before she was apprehended by Edward Mars.
	Black Rock
	As seen in "Exodus, Part 1","Exodus, Part 2" & "The Brig".
	Brezza brand cigarettes
	U.S. Marshal Edward Mars smoked these cigarettes while transporting Kate, shortly before the accident involving Kate's black horse in "What Kate Did". The brand was seen again amongst Sawyer's stash in "Flashes Before Your Eyes".
	Butlin's
	Seen in "Greatest Hits". A famous British holiday resort. Charlie learned to swim in a pool here.
	Butties Diapers
	As seen in "Fire + Water", when Charlie & the rest of Drive Shaft did their commercial for them. Also appeared as an Easter Egg in "Flashes Before Your Eyes".
	Cantina Brukutu
	As seen in "The 23rd Psalm", when Eko and his gang drove up to a bar for a drug deal for heroin. A clearer view of the logo is visible here.
	Circuit House
	As seen in "The Beginning of the End", where Randy Nations worked, and where Hurley's car chase in his Camaro ended in a crash with the Golden Pontiac.
	Cowin Heights Knights
	As seen in "Cabin Fever", where Locke was a student at the Knights' high school.
	Die Mauer
	The restaurant where Sayid and Elsa met in "The Economist" "Die Mauer" is German for "The Wall".
	Dina's Coffee Shop
	Where Desmond and Libby met in "Live Together, Die Alone, Part 1".
	Drive Shaft
	Charlie's rock band. Same logo also seen on studio chairs.
	Elizabeth, The
	The ship that Libby gave to Desmond in "Live Together, Die Alone, Part 1". The ship identification graphics are not real, and were created for the filming of Lost.
	Eric's Expert Service
	The gas station where Sawyer and Cassidy worked their jewelry con in "The Long Con". See also Portsmouth and Bilson brand cigarettes below.
	Exposé
	The television series Nikki guest starred in before leaving Sydney.
	Fiji Taxi
	Taxi company Michael used in "Meet Kevin Johnson".
	Flightline Motel
	Motel seen in "Lockdown". An Oceanic Airlines aircraft flew over, giving credence to the name.
	Future Paint
	The paint that Desmond used in his lucid flashback in the episode "Flashes Before Your Eyes".
	Gannon Car Rentals
	Car rental advertisement seen on the back of Oceanic tickets in "Raised by Another", "Exodus, Part 1", "Exodus, Part 2" and "Further Instructions". The company's logo was also seen on a football match hoarding in "Flashes Before Your Eyes".
	Glacier Bar
	Candy bar given to Hurley by his father in "Tricia Tanaka Is Dead".
	Harborside Jewelry
	Jewelry store near where Claire and Christian had coffee in "Par Avion".
	Herarat Aviation
	Fictitious airline used by Mittelos Bioscience in "One of Us".
	Keith's Diner
	Diner where Diane worked as a waitress in "Left Behind".
	KSVU 8
	Television station that fielded a reporter to Hurley's house in "Numbers". See also Action 8 News, above.
	KYAP 17
	Television station that fielded a reporter to Hurley's house in "Numbers".
	LA Team Realtors
	Real Estate sign on Los Angeles home Nadia was inspecting with Locke in "Lockdown".
	Last Call Cocktail Bar
	The bar where Christian Shephard went after he left Ana Lucia, and where he had a conversation with Sawyer, in "Two for the Road".
	Le Jardin Croissant Fertile
	The restaurant that Sayid visited and was captured in, in "Enter 77". There was a second sign noting Arabian food on the lower left. Neither sign was legible in the episode; these images are taken from the abcmedianet.com press release still photos for this episode. The name referred to what is known in English as "The Fertile Crescent", a historically rich geographic area in the Middle East that includes what is now Iraq.
	Le Portail D'Arabie
	The Paris restaurant Sayid was originally working for in "Enter 77".
	London Central Delivery
	The company that the delivery man worked for in "Flashes Before Your Eyes".
	Los Angeles Organic Produce
	Truck trailer graphic that served as the backdrop to the fruit-smashing car chase scene in "The Beginning of the End".
	Lynford, The
	The hotel in "A Tale of Two Cities", where Jack found Christian Shephard attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.
	MacCutcheon whisky
	This was the label of the whisky that Charles Widmore drank (and said was too good for Desmond) in "Flashes Before Your Eyes". It was also the whisky that Anthony Cooper offered Locke in "The Man from Tallahassee".
	Mega Lotto Jackpot
	Logo seen on television (with Mary Jo), as well as on lottery ticket, in "Numbers".
	Melbourne Walkabout Tours
	The Australian tour company that Locke visited in "Walkabout".
	Minnesota Metallurgy
	Company that Henry Gale owned. Appeared on the The Balloon.
	Mittelos Bioscience
	The company which recruited Juliet in "Not in Portland". Below: logo from submarine uniform ("One of Us")
	Molly Fisher Fruit Roll-Ups
	Candy Hurley was eating in before visited by Walt in "There's No Place Like Home, Part 2".
	Moriah Vineyards
	Wine label from the monastery Desmond belonged to in "Catch-22".
	Mr. Cluck's Chicken Shack
	Where Hurley worked in "Numbers". Variations seen on storefront, and on uniform knit shirts and caps.
	National Flash
	The Tabloid Newspaper from "S.O.S.".
	Nozz-A-La Cola
	Seen on The Balloon, originally from Stephen King, although King's versions are similar to Coca-Cola in design (white script on red background).
	Oceanic Airlines
	Appeared in episodes, as well as website Oceanic-air.com. This logo was different to previous non-Lost appearances of Oceanic Airlines.
	O'Toole's Irish Pub
	The snowy lane where Bernard and Rose met in "S.O.S.". The image was taken from the filming location's website's snapshots of the Lost filming. The sign was a prop created by the Lost crew, based on the bar's actual name and logo. (link)
	Palmetto Telesis
	In "I Do", Kate called US Marshal Edward Mars in a phone booth operated by Palmetto Telesis.
	Pan Pacific Airlines
	Visible at LAX Airport Security Station and Airport Bar in Ana Lucia's flashback in "Two for the Road". Logo shown was a composite of parts visible from the two scenes.
	Playpen Magazine
	Adult magazine found in Sawyer's stash by Charlie and Hurley in "Flashes Before Your Eyes"
	Portsmouth and Bilson brand cigarettes.
	Signage at Eric's Expert Service gas station where Sawyer played a con in "The Long Con". Bilson cigarettes appeared in the 2002 film May (in the film and/or the DVD commentary). Also, George Bilson co-wrote the screenplay for the 1945 film What, No Cigarettes?. However the connection of these two possibilities to Lost are unknown. The brand may be named for Gregg Bilson, Sr. Bilson is the founder of Independent Studio Services, a company that produces props for the film and television industry. Examples of Bilson and Brezza cigarette packs can be found on the website of Studio Graphics, the company's graphic design and print shop. Portsmouth is the birthplace of Charles Dickens as well as the port from which the Black Rock originally sailed from.
	Ripple Potato Chips
	The potato chips from the Swan's supply room in "Everybody Hates Hugo". Seen only in Hurley's dream sequence.
File:Logo seoulgatewayhotel.jpg	Seoul Gateway Hotel
	The hotel Jae Lee owned, where Jin worked, and Sun entered, in "...And Found". Note the real hotel name logo on the glass, partially visible behind the prop signs.
	Southway Garrison
	The military prison where Desmond was incarcerated, and was freed from in "Live Together, Die Alone, Part 1".
	Southfield's Auctions
	The auction where Charles Widmore bid for the Black Rock ledger in "The Constant".
	St. Sebastian Hospital
	Logo of St. Sebastian Hospital, as seen on Jack's name tag.
	State Police
	Logo of the Australian State Police as seen on the uniform of Officer Barnes. A similar state police logo appeared on Detective Calderwood's file regarding Sawyer. The design was based on the badge of the New South Wales Police Force.
	Welcome Home
	The company that John Locke owned, as seen on his pickup truck door in "Lockdown".
	Widmore Labs
	Seen on The Balloon, the preganancy test box, and in the background during "Fire + Water" outside the set of the You All Every Butties commercial.

Logos in The Lost Experience

These are logos which appear in the tie-in ARG (alternate reality game) The Lost Experience, but have not appeared in any episodes.

Logo	Organization
	Hanso Foundation
	The original Hanso Foundation logo.
	Hanso Foundation
	The new Hanso Foundation logo.
	Electromagnetic Research Initiative
	Seen only on website thehansofoundation.org
	Institute for Genomic Advancement
	Seen only on website thehansofoundation.org
	Life Extension Project
	Seen only on website thehansofoundation.org
	Mathematical Forecasting Initiative
	Seen only on website thehansofoundation.org
	Mental Health Appeal
	Seen only on website thehansofoundation.org
	Retrievers of Truth
	Seen only on website retrieversoftruth.com
	Worldwide Wellness and Prevention Development Program
	Seen only on website thehansofoundation.org