Which major retailer's logo originally featured a three-legged pot, symbolizing its 1902 founding as a hardware store, before evolving into the entirely different design we recognize today?

Throughout history, many iconic companies have undergone significant logo transformations as they evolved, expanded, or adapted to changing times. These visual identity shifts often reflect broader historical and cultural changes. This trivia question explores one of the most dramatic logo evolutions in retail history and the historical context behind it.

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• Target (originally Goodfellow Dry Goods)
• Walmart (originally Walton's Five and Dime)
• Macy's (originally R.H. Macy & Co.)
• Home Depot (originally Homeco)

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