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'''Availability:''' Can be seen on ''The Great American Tag Sale with Martha Stewart'', ''2022 American Rescue Dog Show'', ''The Final Straw'', ''Claim to Fame'' and ''Beauty and the Beast: A 30th Celebration''.<br> | '''Availability:''' Can be seen on ''The Great American Tag Sale with Martha Stewart'', ''2022 American Rescue Dog Show'', ''The Final Straw'', ''Claim to Fame'' and ''Beauty and the Beast: A 30th Celebration''.<br> | ||
'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Hypocrites'', ''Sunshine Molly'', and ''The Majesty of the Law''.<br> | '''Availability:''' Seen on ''Hypocrites'', ''Sunshine Molly'', and ''The Majesty of the Law''.<br> | ||
'''Availability:''' It was seen at the end of films produced by the [[Universal Pictures#Universal Film Manufacturing Company|Universal Film Manufacturing Company]], [[Paramount Pictures]], [[Pallas Pictures]], General Film Company, and [[Edison Manufacturing Company]] from this period which includes ''The Boy Mayor'', ''The Intrigue'', ''The Italian'', ''Why Change Your Wife?'' and ''When Knights Were Bold''. Like many films from this period, they were either destroyed or in the public domain, removing this logo altogether. In addition, many only carried an in-credit notice rather than this logo. Despite its rarity, it is intact on the 2020 Blu-ray of ''The Intrigue: The Films of Julia Crawford Ivers'' box set.<br> | '''Availability:''' It was seen at the end of films produced by the [[Universal Pictures#Universal Film Manufacturing Company|Universal Film Manufacturing Company]], [[Paramount Pictures]], [[Pallas Pictures]], General Film Company, and [[Edison Manufacturing Company]] from this period which includes ''The Boy Mayor'', ''The Intrigue'', ''The Italian'', ''Why Change Your Wife?'' and ''When Knights Were Bold'' and at the beginning of films such as ''The Snowbird''. Like many films from this period, they were either destroyed or in the public domain, removing this logo altogether. In addition, many only carried an in-credit notice rather than this logo. Despite its rarity, it is intact on the 2020 Blu-ray of ''The Intrigue: The Films of Julia Crawford Ivers'' box set.<br> | ||
Multiple availability sources example:<br> | Multiple availability sources example:<br> | ||