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NHB 1430.2
January, 1976
Index
Introduction
Letter from Richard H. Truly .... .. .. . .. . ... . . . ......... . ...... .. .... . . . . .. iii
The NASA Color . .. .... ................ . ..... . . . .. ... ... .. .. ... .. .. . 1.3
The NASA Logotype: Use of Color .. .... . ..... . . .. . . ..... . ....... .. .. 1.4
The Logotype : Grid Drawing for Large Applications . . . . ... . .... . . .. .... 1.7
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Headquarters Letterhead and Envelope .... ..... . ... . . .. .... .. .. . . ... 3.1
Center Letterheads and Envelopes . . .. .. ... ... .. .... .. .......... ... . . 3.2
Typing Style ...... . . . . . . . .. . . ... .. . . ... ... ... .. .. .. ... .... . ..... .. .. 3.3
4 Forms
5 Publications
Typography-Sans Serif, Helvetica ..... .... . ... . . .. . . .. . ... ... . . .. ... 5.3
Cover Design: Quality Publications . . .. . ....... . .. ..... .. ... ... ..... . 5.10
Cover Design: Case Bound and Educational Publications . .. ... . .... . .. 5.11
Posters/Broadsides ....... . ...... . .... . ..... .. ... . .. .. . . .... . ... ... 5.13
Relating Cover & Interior Formats ...... . .. . . ... ... . .. . .. ........... . 5.15
Index
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6 Signage
7 Vehicles
Motor Vehicles: Various Colors & Values ... . . .. . . ... . ..... .. ....... .... 7.2
Motor Vehicles: White & "Special" Vehicles ... .. ........... .. ........... 7.3
The Identification Configuration With the Logotype . .. .. . ... ... . . .. .. ... . . 7.4
8 Miscellaneous
9 Supplementary Guides
NASA Vinylcals & Decals ........... .. . . .... ... . ......... . ... . . . ... . .. 9.1
NASA Uniform Patches ...... ... .. . . . . ... ... .. .. . .. .... ... .. ... ...... 9.2
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Dear Colleagues:
A driving force and the use of innovative techniques and ideas have
brought NASA the image of a get-it-done agency, and the record backs up the
reputation .
As we move ahead to an even more exciting era in aeronautical research and
space exploration, we have added a new tool to enhance and symbolize the
progressive path we have always followed.
Not as suspenseful as a Command and Service Module splashdown nor
as dramatic as a Mariner flyby, it is nonetheless of major importance because
it is designed to achieve maximum communication of the agency's program
objectives, both internally and externally.
We have adopted a new system of graphics-the visual communications
system by which we are known to those who read our publications, see our
vehicle markings and signboards and the logotype that unmistakably
brands them as NASA's.
The new system focuses on a new logotype, in which the letters "N-A-S-A"
are reduced to their simplest form, replacing the red, white and blue circular
emblem with the white block letters.
I think the new logotype is pleasing to the eye and gives a feeling of unity,
technological precision, thrust and orientation toward the future. Unity, tech
nology, pioneering achievement-that's what NASA is all about.
This manual is a reference book for NASA designers. It is the official policy
document regarding NASA identification (use of logotype), communication in
general and sets the tone and level of quality for all NASA graphics.
Richard H. Truly
Administrator
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Center Identification
To identify any of the NASA centers,
the NASA logotype and full agency
name is shown in conjunction with the
full center name (John F. Kennedy
Space Center) as shown below. The
lettering style used in the center
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This page contains camera-ready
reproduction artwork. This artwork
should be used at the same size
shown . Reductions and enlargements
will alter the character of the typog
raphy.
For additional supplies of reproduc
tion art, contact the graphics coordi
nator at NASA Headquarters.
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Space Sta tion Skylab' s final tenants will move into thei r orbiting home 270
Space Sta tion Skylab ' s final tenants vill move into their orbiting home 270
miles above the Earth on or about November 10 to Ccmplete a harves t of scie nt
ific information abou t our home planet and our life giving star , the Sun .
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days before "le a ving the key under the mat" f or the final c r ew that v ill live
i fic information about our home planet and our life giving star , the Sun.
Tvo earlier threesomes of tenants occupied the space station f or 28 and 59
days before "leaving the key under the mat" for the final crev that vill li ve
aboard Skylab for up to t vo months .
Earth r esource s , sol~ astronomy , medical and other experiments vill fill the
ve.king hours of the Sk;ylab crevmen , vi th the opportunity to viev the comet
Kohoutek as an added bonus in December or January .
Earth resources, solar astronomy , medical and other experiments vill fill the
ve.k ing hours of the Skylab crevmen, v ith the opportunity t o viev the comet
Kohoutek as an added bonus in December or January .
Flying above the distorting layers o f Earth a tmosphe re, Skylab ' s solar tele
scopes and astronomical cameras are expected to provide valuable data about
Flying above the distorting layers of Earth atmosphere , Sky lab's sol ar tele
scopes and astronomical cameras are expected to provide valuable data about
But that, gentle reader, is a story too sugges tive for this r elease .
Venus .
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signing activity.
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on building directories , Helvetica
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j . Build ing di rectory is modula r and made of
metal or ac ryl ic. Could be wa ll mou nted or
f ree standi ng. Rear illumi nated if appropriate.
k. Movab le sig n for temporary use. Co nstructed
of metal w it h replaceable message panel.
I. DOT Symbo l/Sig ns employed rathe r than
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f) Truck : On trucks that require paint g) Station wagon: The standard size
d) Tractor-trailer van: This is an appro ing, the cab is white and the remainder NASA red logotype (3Va" cap height)
is positioned at the rear of the white
of the vehicle is NASA warm gray. A
priate use of the white/blue scheme
station wagon . The typography on the
on a vehicle which may be frequently
door retains the flush-left handling of
seen by the public. The cap height of
the elements.
the typography is 3%" and the cap
height of the logotype is 24" on this
and other vehicles of this scale. An 18"
logotype is available for smaller vans.
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Detail A:
Unpainted polished
metal leading edge.
unpainted polished
Gulfstream II (STA):
Left Side and Top Views
Scale: 118" = 1'
Unpainted polished
metal leading edge.
Detail B:
Right Side Tail
Scale: 3/16"=1'
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To distinguish emergency/security
personnel (security guards, firemen ,
etc.) a distinctive NASA Red patch
with a white border, white logotype
and the installation identification in
black is available . The name of the
emergency I security service (i.e. Fire
Department) appears in white cen
tered within a smaller black patch that
is positioned %" (.9 em) under the red
patch . This configuration is worn on
both shoulders of the uniform, on both
shirts (fig. f) and outer-jackets. A light
blue shirt and hat with dark blue
trousers or skirt is recommended .
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