Rede Record ID's

1953-1965
TV Record Channel 7 originally aired on in Rio De Janeiro, Brasil on 1953. Their basic B&W logos was used. Gone in colour in 1969, the same year as who did Rede Tupi, Rede Korde and others like Leuchtturm TV.

1965-1967
Varig is the ID used by Rede Record in 1965-1967 for the festivities. Also, the logo shows the words "VARIG - Boas Festas!" in a cartoonish font along with an airplane (see the image). This logo was discarded in 1967.

1967-1968
TV Record's "7 In A Circle" was early adopted in 1967, quickly after the Varig logo was discontinued. Sometimes they show the "7 In A Circle" as a print logo. This was discontinued in 1968.

1968-May 27, 1969
Rede Record adopted, in 1968, the most well-known logo during the late 60s and early 70s. It was nicknamed "New 7 In A Circle", as the "O" had the 7 from before, but modernized. Addictive nickname. The words, sometimes, was pulled down under a transmitter tower, the one used in 1969 transmissions. The logo was redone in colour in May 27, 1969.

May 27, 1969-1975
In May 27, 1969, Rede Record aired on colour, as the oldest TV airing in colour, the 1st, 2nd Rede Tupi on June 3, 1969 and 3rd Rede Korde on June 16, 1969. The logo is the same as before, but with RGB colouring in "COR", which "cor" spells as "colour" in brazilian. The logo, also, was used in a lot of ID's until 1975, when the logo was much more than remodernized, was done on Scanimate. Underneath, here's the full list of ID's.