In the garage scene of Star Wars: A New Hope (1977), we see Luke Skywalker playing with a model of his T-16 Skyhopper. There is a tiny logo on the model that is difficult to notice.
The logo is more visible on the original Skyhopper concept blueprints (1977, 20th Century Fox).
The logo can also be seen ln the real T-16 in the background of the scene, but it is faded.
The toy prop used in A New Hope reappears in the TV mini-series Obi-Wan Kenobi (2022), with a clearer logo.
Given that the T-16 was built by Incom Corporation, I looked for Incom logos, which are not the same as the ones on Luke's model.
Interestingly, the logo of FreiTek Incorporated appears to be identical (flipped horizontally) to Luke's model, but FreiTek was founded four years after the Battle of Endor - in other words, 4 years after of the scene, so I'm curious what the logo on Luke's Skyhopper means.
The updated edition Star Wars: Complete Locations (2016) describes the logo as Flaming Ragerunner. An insignia that depicted a seated winged beast viewed from the side. It says that Luke Skywalker's T-16 skyhopper was emblazoned with one such insignia. I don't have the book but apparently there is no mentioned of its origin or meaning.