Image: British Rail - colour reversed logo

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Description: The former British Rail 'double arrow' logo with a Flame Red* background, introduced January 1965. This design currently used as a more generic symbol for identifying the railway, such as on directional signs. *Rail/Flame Red is based off of 'British Standards BS381C 593' (Also known as, Azo Orange, outside of British Rail). The colour is notoriously difficult to reproduce accurately on computer screens.
Title: British Rail - colour reversed logo
Credit: Tobyclifton redrew it according to the British Rail Corporate Identity Manual.
Author: Double Arrow design - British Rail Design Research Unit staff member Gerry Barney. This file: Tobyclifton
Usage Terms: Public domain
License: Public domain
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