Which publishing house mascot was created by illustrator William Nicholson in 1898 and remains one of the oldest continuously used literary brand symbols in the world?

Throughout publishing history, iconic mascots have represented major literary brands and publishing houses. These recognizable characters have adorned book covers, advertisements, and merchandise, becoming cultural touchstones in their own right. How well do you know the famous mascots that have helped define the literary landscape? Test your knowledge of the intersection between literature, branding, and visual identity!

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The Penguin (Penguin Books)
The Dolphin (Doubleday)
The Hogarth Press Wolf (Hogarth Press)
The Heinemann African Head (Heinemann)