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I can't believe that nobody else else has posted the most important real company that appears within the LEGO City theme... the LEGO company itself!

There is a good list of promotional sets on Brickipedia, that includes the set theme. Many of the town / city sets include logos or brand names of real-world companies.

Other sets that include real-world brands (some of which don't count as Town / City, according to the Brikipedia themes list) include:

• Esso appeared on some very early sets.
• DB (Deutsche Bahn) appears on various trains, including 7725.
• Sports sets such as, 3432 which has NBA logos on the player's chests, or 65221 that included a Spalding basketball.
• 1656 Viking Line cruise ship.

I can't believe that nobody else else has posted the most important real company that appears within the LEGO City theme... the LEGO company itself!

There is a good list of promotional sets on Brickipedia, that includes the set theme. Many of the town / city sets include logos or brand names of real-world companies.

Other sets that include real-world brands (some of which don't count as Town / City, according to the Brikipedia themes list) include:

• Esso appeared on some very early sets.
• DB (Deutsche Bahn) appears on various trains, including 7725.
• Sports sets such as, 3432 which has NBA logos on the player's chests, or 65221 that included a Spalding basketball.
• 1656 Viking Line cruise ship.
• Interfrigo, set 147.

I can't believe that nobody else else has posted the most important real company that appears within the LEGO City theme... the LEGO company itself!

There is a good list of promotional sets on brickipedia, that includes the set theme. Many of the town / city sets include logos or brand names of real-world companies.

Other sets that include real-world brands (some of which may not count as Town / City) include:

• Esso appeared on some very early sets.
• DB (Deutsche Bahn) appears on various trains, including 7725.
• Sports sets such as, 3432 which has NBA logos on the player's chests, or 65221 that included a Spalding basketball.
• 1656 Viking Line cruise ship.

I can't believe that nobody else else has posted the most important real company that appears within the LEGO City theme... the LEGO company itself!

There is a good list of promotional sets on Brickipedia, that includes the set theme. Many of the town / city sets include logos or brand names of real-world companies.

Other sets that include real-world brands (some of which don't count as Town / City, according to the Brikipedia themes list) include:

• Esso appeared on some very early sets.
• DB (Deutsche Bahn) appears on various trains, including 7725.
• Sports sets such as, 3432 which has NBA logos on the player's chests, or 65221 that included a Spalding basketball.
• 1656 Viking Line cruise ship.

I can't believe that nobody else else has posted the most important real company that appears within the LEGO City theme... the LEGO company itself!

There is a good list of promotional sets on brickipedia, that includes the set theme. Many of the town / city sets include logos or brand names of real-world companies.

Other sets that include real-world brands (some of which may not count as Town / City) include:

• Esso appeared on some very early sets.
• DB (Deutsche Bahn) appears on various trains, including 7725.
• Sports sets such as, 3432 which has NBA logos on the player's chests, or 65221 that included a Spalding basketball.

I can't believe that nobody else else has posted the most important real company that appears within the LEGO City theme... the LEGO company itself!

There is a good list of promotional sets on brickipedia, that includes the set theme. Many of the town / city sets include logos or brand names of real-world companies.

Other sets that include real-world brands (some of which may not count as Town / City) include:

• Esso appeared on some very early sets.
• DB (Deutsche Bahn) appears on various trains, including 7725.
• Sports sets such as, 3432 which has NBA logos on the player's chests, or 65221 that included a Spalding basketball.
• 1656 Viking Line cruise ship.