Horseshoe Crab Logo

Lucky Bones

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We are a restaurant on the seashore. The name Lucky Bones traces its name back to the days when our Cape Island was a whaling village and when superstitious sailors never set sail on Friday. These brave watermen would stow away good luck charms to protect them from the perils of the mighty sea. The “Lucky Bone” refers to the odd hook-like claw found only on the male horseshoe crab. It was worn by these men to keep them safe between the wind and the frightening, mighty water, so they might return safely to their loved ones at home.

We have embraced the horseshoe crab as our de-facto logo as well as a vintage picture of a female fisherman.

We want a logo of a horseshoe crab. It can be a traditional
rendition or abstract, but people need to be able to recognize that it is a horseshoe crab. We would like it to be simple and recognizable enough that we are able to place it on our staff polo shirts with the logo alone on the breast of the shirt.

We would like our logo to look good on clothing