mixed · advanced synthesis
Beer as Material Culture & Hospitality
Read beer objects, marks, packages, glassware, service, and foodways as distinct but connected cultural systems.
Design & Material Culture · brand mark
Guinness Harp
Distinct Guinness brand-mark identity traced by Guinness to its first bottle-label appearance in 1862.
- Mark kind
- symbol or emblem
- First-use context
- 1862 on Guinness bottle label; trademark registration discussed for 1876
- Owner context
- Guinness
Rights ledger
Citation/reference only by default
- Recorded uses
- reference · derived facts
- Constraints
- trademark · trade dress
- Trademark reference
- descriptive reference only
- Review
- Item/use-specific review required
Reference identity only. Do not reproduce or imply permission to use the live brand mark without item/use-specific review.
BEU015 · Learning Paths
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design artifact
Guinness Trademark Label System — 1862 first appearance
Conceptual artifact record for the Guinness bottle-label system in which Guinness documents the harp device first appearing in 1862.
Navigation heuristic: 39. semantic 16 + evidence 4 + verification 8 + confidence 5 + cross-type 3 + route 3 + extra-relations 0
references_mark · reverse
Guinness Trademark Label System — 1862 first appearance — references mark → Guinness Harp. This explanation is being viewed from the target side of the directed relationship.
Artifact carries, references, or incorporates a distinct brand/trademark mark identity without making the artifact and mark the same record. The harp device first appeared on the Guinness bottle label in 1862 according to Guinness.
Evidence: The Guinness Harp — first label and trademark history
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Connected identities
references mark
Guinness Trademark Label System — 1862 first appearance
The harp device first appeared on the Guinness bottle label in 1862 according to Guinness.