Victorian Railways

==Victorian Railways==
===1937–1952===
First introduced on the Spirit of Progress express train in 1937.
===1952–1981===
The logo was refined to the final form with the arrival of the B-class diesel electric locomotives in 1952. The revised logo was inspired by that of the Erie Railroad in the United States.
Despite the royal blue and gold livery being replaced in 1981, a few locomotives and carriages that hadn’t been repainted into either the newer VicRail or V/Line liveries would still carry it for a number of years, including Harris trainshttps://vicsig.net/suburban/train/Harris until 1988 when they were withdrawn due to asbestos.
==VicRail==
===1976–1983===
When the Victorian Railways was rebranded as VicRail, a new logo was adopted. Despite the logo first being introduced in 1976, the royal blue and yellow livery was still in use in until 1981. The orange and silver "teacup" scheme was then launched on some locomotives, and passenger carriages, as well as on early Comeng (sets 301M-1001T-302M to 379M-1040T-380M) and Grey Ghost (refurbished Harris) trains, however, it was the last livery.
==References==
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