Carl Subler Pins and Buttons
Description: A retro-style oval emblem with a red border. The text "Carl Subler" is in a script font at the top. Below, "TRUCKING INC." is in a bold, block font and "VERSAILLES, OHIO" is in a smaller block font. A distressed texture is applied to the beige background within the emblem. Decorative line elements are present on the left and right.
Description: A circular emblem with a distressed wood-like background and a red border. Centered within the emblem is the text "Carl Subler" in a script font, followed by "TRUCKING INC." and "VERSAILLES, OHIO" in capital block letters. Decorative white swirls and lines adorn the top and bottom.
Description: A vintage-style oval emblem with a red border and a wood-grain texture background. Inside, the text "Carl Subler" is written in a script font, followed by "TRUCKING INC." in block letters, and then "VERSAILLES, OHIO" below it. Decorative flourishes are present at the top and bottom.
Description: A vintage oval emblem with a distressed texture. The top curve of the oval is black, transitioning to red. Inside, the name 'Carl Subler' is written in a script font, followed by 'TRUCKING INC.' in bold block letters. Below that, 'VERSAILLES, OHIO' is written in capital letters. The background is a creamy, speckled texture.
Description: Carl J. Subler of Versailles, Ohio purchased his first truck in 1933 at the age of 18 and began hauling grain to Southeast Ohio and back hauling coal to Darke County. Carl would soon begin adding more trucks and hiring drivers to run them, and before he knew it, he was running a trucking company. Carl Subler Trucking wasn't formally incorporated until 1954, but would grow into the 10th largest truckload carrier in the U.S.A., operating in all lower 48 states with over 600 trucks. Carl Subler Trucking, Inc. ran well into the '80s until they were purchased by A-P-A Transport Corp. in 1986. A-P-A slowly rebranded the Subler fleet, and they themselves closed down in 2002.
