Which classic publishing house is famous for its distinctive orange book spines and logo that has become an iconic visual identity in literary circles since the 1930s?

In the world of literature, publishing houses have developed distinct brand identities over decades, with some using signature colors that have become instantly recognizable to bibliophiles worldwide. These color schemes appear on book spines, logos, and marketing materials, creating visual shorthand for literary quality and genre expectations. Test your knowledge of these iconic literary brand colors that have shaped bookstore shelves and reading experiences for generations.

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Penguin Books
Oxford University Press
Faber & Faber
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt