USF&G
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USF&G was a Baltimore, Maryland-based insurance company that was acquired by the Saint Paul Companies in 1998, which, itself, merged with Travelers Property Casualty Corp. in 2004.
It was originally called United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company.
The USF&G Building was the tallest building in Baltimore. The building is now primarily occupied by Legg Mason and remains (as of 2007) Baltimore's tallest building.
From a Letterhead from the 1920's or 30s:
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
75 William Street, New York
Telephone: Bowling Green 2120
John R. Bland, President
Alonzo Gore Oakley, Edward R. Lewis, Managers
Capital Paid in Cash $4,500,000
Logo of eagle with shield and arrows in a ships wheel reads: We Will Bond You, Fidelity, Judicial, Casualty, Contract
[edit] Sport sponsorship
The company sponsored the USF&G Classic golf tournament. For a time, the company sponsored the college football Sugar Bowl and the Arrows Formula One Team.
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