From 1872 to 188 1, Gottliep Daimler served as the technical director of DENTZ gasoline engine factory. On a postcard sent to his wife, he drew a star to show where he lived at that time, and then wrote: One day this auspicious star will shine on my life's work. History has proved his prediction. However, when he wrote this passage, he did not expect that his three-pointed star emblem would eventually become the symbol of the most famous automobile brand in the world. Unfortunately, he failed to witness the birth of motorization under the light emblem of his auspicious star and its rapid development in land, sea and air. Gottliep Daimler died on March 3, 1900 at the age of 65. A few years later, when the automobile company Daimler was looking for an eye-catching trademark to match the fashionable name "Mercedes", Daimler's son remembered the sketch his father drew on the postcard before his death, the star in his heart! 1On June 24th, 909, two dazzling stars-a three-pointed star emblem and a four-pointed star emblem, each with no rings and words-were finally officially registered as trademarks of Daimler Automobile Company. The certificate issued by the Imperial Patent Office in Berlin came into effect on February 9, 19 1 1. Starting from1917 65438+10/0, Trigemma added a ring as the background and used it as the logo of the radiator for the first time on August 2, 1923. In the following decades, the Trident Star Emblem has undergone several further revisions in style, from a logo to an independent trademark today. 1926, Mercedes-Benz and Daimler Automobile Company merged into one, and the new Daimler-Benz Company was formally established. Since then, the trident star emblem has become the symbol of these two automobile brands. In the car, it stood in front of the car, generous, elegant and noble, really eye-catching. On the SL sports car and two-door convertible launched later, the chrome-plated shiny Trident star emblem is embedded in the radiator grille of the front of the car, which echoes the emblem seat on the hood and is full of power. At this time, the three-pronged star emblem is surrounded by a blue ribbon, which is the two car names "Mercedes-Benz" and "Mercedes-Benz" connected by laurel garlands.