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Česky: Logo S-tog
Dansk: S-tog logo
Deutsch: Logo des S-tog
English: S-tog logo
Español: Logo del S-tog
Français : S-tog Logo
Nederlands: Beeldmerk van de S-tog
Italiano: Logo della S-tog
Magyar: S-tog logója
Polski: Logo S-tog
Српски / srpski: Лого S-tog
Русский: Логотип S-tog
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28 May 2006 |
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http://www.dsb.dk – Extracted from PDF version of DSB S-tog A/S annual report 2005 with the help of xpdf, pstoedit and manual clean-up |
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Henning Makholm (not the creative author of the logo; merely constructed the SVG file) |
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