Which classic publishing house is famous for its distinctive orange-and-white color scheme used on thousands of paperback covers throughout the 20th century?

Throughout publishing history, certain publishers have adopted distinctive color schemes that became iconic in the literary world. These visual brand identities helped readers instantly recognize books from specific publishing houses on bookstore shelves. Test your knowledge of these historic literary brand colors that shaped the visual landscape of literature before the digital age.

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Penguin Books
Random House
Oxford University Press
Faber and Faber