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Originally it was going to be a Yorkshire rose but then Rex Ripley was inspired by his simple ‘Y’ idea to enter the competition to design the logo for the launch of Yorkshire television in 1963. <br/><br/>Rex won which led to his Yorkshire Television ‘Chevron’ becoming an iconic emblem.<br/><br/>He earned 370 pounds and 10 shillings for designing the logo. <br/><br/>Rex, from Garforth, sadly died in February aged 93. His funeral took place today in Leeds with a vinyl of the chevron placed in the funeral vehicle.
Originally it was going to be a Yorkshire rose but then Rex Ripley was inspired by his simple ‘Y’ idea to enter the competition to design the logo for the launch of Yorkshire television in 1963. <br/><br/>Rex won which led to his Yorkshire Television ‘Chevron’ becoming an iconic emblem.<br/><br/>He earned 370 pounds and 10 shillings for designing the logo. <br/><br/>Rex, from Garforth, sadly died in February aged 93. His funeral took place today in Leeds with a vinyl of the chevron placed in the funeral vehicle.
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