Which of these companies first introduced its iconic logo in the 1800s and has maintained key elements of its original design despite undergoing more than 10 significant redesigns throughout various historical periods?

Corporate logos often reflect the evolution of business, culture, and design throughout history. Some of the world's most recognizable brands have undergone fascinating transformations that mirror historical events and shifting consumer preferences. This trivia question explores how one iconic company's logo has changed alongside pivotal moments in history, revealing the fascinating intersection between brand identity and the historical record.

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Coca-Cola (1886) - whose script logo has survived the Civil War Reconstruction era, two World Wars, and the Digital Revolution
Ford Motor Company (1903) - whose blue oval emblem emerged during the Industrial Revolution and remained consistent through the Great Depression
IBM (1911) - whose logo transitioned from Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company during WWI to the iconic striped letterform during the Cold War
Walmart (1962) - whose star-based design originated during the Space Race and evolved through the rise of American suburban expansion