Moving on from previous geographical logos, we will now try to look at some logos and icons found in everyday life, beginning with the retail sector. The logos below are examples of Polish retail firms of all kinds, which can normally be found on the streets and roads of Poland. So, if you are someone who likes to ‘shop til they drop’, these should be not too difficult. These are all Polish companies (although of course some of them may be foreign-owned, but let’s not get too much into detail…).
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Happy Shopping!
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Logo #1: Biedronka (as answered by Name)
Logo #2: Lewiatan (as answered by kurnik)
Logo #3: Poczta Polska (as answered by Name)
Logo #4: Orlen (as answered by Nicolas)
Logo #5: Cyfrowy Polsat (as answered by kurnik)
Logo #6: Cyfra+ (as answered by Nicolas)
Logo #7: Lotos (as answered by kurnik)
Logo #8: Saturn (as answered by kurnik)
Logo #9: Żabka (as answered by Name)
Logo #10: W. Kruk (as answered by polkaontheisland)
POLANDiAN 
1. Biedronka!
3. Poczta polska
4. Is for petrol, maybe “Orzel”?
9. Zabka (with a dot on the Z)
1. biedronka, yes !
2. no se
3. Poczta polska, oczywiście !
4. Orlen, not Orzel, petrol anyway ;)
5. no se
6. cyfra + (french!)
7. no se
8. no se
9. Żabka :-)
2. Lewiatan
5. Cyfrowy Polsat
7. Lotos (?)
8. Saturn
10. Kruk
1. “Squashed but happy” – Orthopaedic aids for pets.
2. “Losers R us” – An Ukrainian supplier of slightly blood stained BMWs and flashy mobile phones.
3. “The electric marching band Inc.” Specialising in electric trumpets and ocarinas.
4. “The angry pigeon pet foods”
5. “Blow up supplies” – you guessed it!
6. “We are yet to finish our logo design” A chain of szwarc-mydlo-i-powidlo shops
7. “Kolektors – Fertiliser Division” Dedicated to those interested in home made explosives.
8. “Saturn Sex Shops” Formerly know as “Uranus entertainment”
9. “Glass’Em’Up” A reputable supplier of ridiculously small aquariums and terrariums. Perfect for small apartments, holiday houses and sadists.
10. “The drill sergeant” An army surplus chain supplying fatigues to pit bull owners since 1840.
Yes, unfortunately I only realised that Cyfra+ is actually a part of Canal+ (and thus French) after posting. Then it was too late to go back and find another suitable logo, unfortunately.
Hehe, very good – especially numbers 8 and 10!