Elektra Records

==1950–1952==
This was only ever used on Elektra's first release, "New Songs" by John Gruen and Georgiana Bannister, in March 1951.
==1952–1966, 2020==
Elektra Classic logo.jpg|Full logo
Elektra 70 Years.svg|70th anniversary logo (2020)
ElektraLogo1-morph-1.gif|70th anniversary animated logo (2020)
===1952–1956===
This logo was only used on labels.
===1956-1966===
This logo was first used on the cover of the Elektra Folk Sampler.
Elektra Records logo 1955.jpg|Wordmark
==1966–1983, 2009–2022==
===1966–1983===
Elektra Records Inverted logo.svg|Inverted logo
Elektra Records logo with a butterfly.png|Logo with a butterfly
This logo first appeared on the live album "Phil Ochs in Concert".
===2009–2013===
Elektra Records alternative logo.svg|Inverted logo
===2013–2022===
==1983–1989==
==1984–1989==
==1989–2004, 2022–present==
===1989–2004===
The titled "E" in this logo bears a resemblance to Dell's famous titled "E" logo.
Elektra Records 1989 (Print).svg|Print logo
Elektra logo icon.svg|Variant without a wordmark
Elektra Records logo 2022 print.svg|Print logo without a wordmark
Vlcsnap-2015-04-22-07h56m48s58.png|Logo as seen on VHS and DVD releases
BCFE1D18-85FB-417A-8022-0DFB0A661458.jpeg|Metallica – Live S**t: Binge and Purge VHS (1993)
===2022–present===
EE 2022.svg|Logo with wordmark 
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