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* Currently seen on seasons 2-4 DVD releases of ''Father Knows Best'', two episodes of ''Ranch Party'' on the Internet Archive, and a few season 1 & most season 2 episodes of ''Dennis the Menace'' on Hulu, strangely replacing the next logo on season 2 episodes.

* Despite the logo blending in with the show itself, [[Columbia TriStar Television|Columbia TriStar]] has deleted the logo on several occasions. This logo isn't seen on Antenna TV's reruns of ''Father Knows Best'' or ''Dennis the Menace'' as it has been deleted and replaced by the [[Colex Enterprises]] and/or the [[Sony Pictures Television]] logos.

* It was also used on the original late '50s/early '60s 16mm prints of all 190 ''Stooges'' shorts that remained in circulation on TV stations until the late 1980s, including 200 non-Stooge Columbia two-reelers released to TV in 1959, many of which can be obtained by private collectors online, although the logo may vary in quality on most shorts. It can be found on a few ''Stooges'' shorts released on VHS by [[Sony Pictures Home Entertainment|RCA/Columbia]], including "A Bird in the Head" (closing variant only), "Three Smart Saps", and "I'm a Monkey's Uncle", which were last seen on TBS in the early '90s. Surprisingly, it can be found on a newly transferred 16mm print of "Disorder in the Court" on a ''Stooges'' DVD by TGG Direct, as this was a public domain short for many years with many VHS/DVD prints blacking out the opening logo due to copyright issues.

* This logo can be seen on  the season 1 half-hour episodes of ''Naked City''. It also makes a surprise appearance at the close of the ''Naked City'' season 2 episode "The Day it Rained Mink" (which, as of this posting, can be seen on RetroTV, Tubi, and Filmrise). The fourth SG logo was already in use by that time.

* This logo can be seen at the beginning of Amazon Prime Video's printing of ''Night of Terror'' (1933).

* Last seen on reruns of ''Hazel'', ''Dennis the Menace'', ''The Naked City'', and ''Route 66'', to name a few. (As of this posting, the latter two shows are being aired on Retro TV's weekday afternoon schedule.)

* Surprisingly, this has been edited over with or followed by the [[Columbia TriStar Television|Columbia TriStar Television Distribution]] logo or the [[Sony Pictures Television]] logo on some shows recently.

* It does appear in color without the signature music on the 1999 [[Columbia Pictures]] documentary ''The Lady with the Torch''. However, due to replacement with various newer logos, both [[Sony Pictures Television]]-related and syndication, this is very hard to find on television.

* Many Hanna-Barbera shows, such as ''Jonny Quest'', had the presentation variant appear at the end of the program. Film prints of original broadcast versions keep this logo intact.

* It can be seen on S3 and S4 of ''Hazel'' on DVD.

* This logo also miraculously appears at the end of recent prints such as Me-TV airings of the final season of ''Route 66'' (followed by the 1993 [[Columbia Pictures Television]] logo on most episodes) and also appeared on their prints of ''The Donna Reed Show'', followed by the Sony Pictures Television logo.

* The B&W "Presentation" variant can be seen in the documentary series ''Decision: The Conflicts of Harry S. Truman'' episode "Dialogue with the Future, Part I", currently on C-SPAN's YouTube channel.

* This logo has been beautifully restored on reruns of ''Bewitched'', ''I Dream of Jeannie'', and ''The Partridge Family'' on Antenna TV and FETV. Ironically, the DVD versions are not so lucky; except for one B&W episode (episode #22) of ''I Dream of Jeannie'', the logos were removed on disc, but the short version complete with jingle has been restored starting with the seventh season DVDs of ''Bewitched'', as well as the fourth season DVD of ''The Partridge Family''.

* The VHS release ''The Partridge Family: C'mon Get Happy!'' also preserves this logo, followed by the 1993 CPT logo. The only other DVDs with this logo are the 1971 TV movie ''Brian's Song'' and the 1974 miniseries ''QB VII'', with theme music over it, plus the Columbia byline. This logo can be seen after every episode on the DVD release of ''Bridget Loves Bernie''.

* The still variant with the Columbia byline can be found on most episodes of the first season of ''Police Story'' on DVD, released by Shout! Factory. It was also shown in an edited form on Fox Family reruns of ''The Partridge Family'' and in a sped-up form without music on Hallmark Channel reruns of ''Bewitched''. A good few episodes of ''Bewitched'' when aired on the UK satellite channel ''Living'' have this logo, often followed by the [[Sony Pictures Television International]] logo. However Crackle prints of ''Hawk'' has this plastered with the [[Sony Pictures Television]] logo.

* The "Hawk S" can be seen at the Paley Center, and the 1966 edition of ''NFL Game of the Week'', which can be found on YouTube. This was also seen on an episode of ''The Monkees'' on IFC, which was followed by the 1995 CTTD and 2014 Sony/SPT logos.