Which famous corporate logo was originally designed to honor the company founder's service in the American Civil War, incorporating military symbolism that remains in the modern design?

Throughout military history, certain brands have become iconic for their contributions to warfare technology, equipment, and supplies. These companies crafted their brand stories through reliability, innovation, and service during critical military conflicts. This poll tests your knowledge about the surprising origins of a famous brand logo that has military history connections - something that many consumers today might not realize when they see the product packaging.

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Wells Fargo's stagecoach logo, representing the secure transport of military payrolls and supplies during westward expansion
Quaker Oats' 'Quaker Man', inspired by the Religious Society of Friends' pacifism and relief work during post-war reconstruction
Procter & Gamble's moon and stars logo, which originated from marking Union Army supply containers to identify quality goods
American Express' gladiator logo, designed to evoke the military messengers who delivered critical communications on battlefields