Which famous publishing house's logo was personally designed by its founder in 1935 and was inspired by sketches at the London Zoo?

The publishing world is filled with iconic logos that have become synonymous with literary excellence. From the elegant penguin of Penguin Books to the distinctive house of Random House, these visual identities have fascinating origin stories and have evolved alongside literary movements. Test your knowledge about these famous publishing logos and the design decisions that shaped them. How well do you know the visual language of literature's most prominent brands?

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Penguin Books, designed by Allen Lane after visiting London Zoo
HarperCollins, designed by James Harper based on the eagle at London Zoo
Simon & Schuster, designed by Richard Simon after his daughter's stuffed animal collection
Faber & Faber, designed by Geoffrey Faber inspired by the London Zoo's lions