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Mark Tickner
Might as well be first in with the inevitable discussion!


Given that someone is always likely to state it; can I state (with tongue in check) that obviously the IEE Lion logo was much better cheekydevil

Although, purple (and various tones thereof) is one of my favoured colours.
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    I've got an IET lapel badge. Youngsters might call it a "pin". Don't think I had to ask for it, it just arrived one day.
    Can't remember when I last wore it though. I don't think anyone around me would know who or what the IET might be.

     
    On 4.2.2019 19:44, IET Engineering Communities wrote:


    I've still got my IEE lapel badge with the lion on it . . . the IET doesn't seem to have done lapel badges at all, unless someone can tell me otherwise?

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    I've got an IET lapel badge. Youngsters might call it a "pin". Don't think I had to ask for it, it just arrived one day.
    Can't remember when I last wore it though. I don't think anyone around me would know who or what the IET might be.

     
    On 4.2.2019 19:44, IET Engineering Communities wrote:


    I've still got my IEE lapel badge with the lion on it . . . the IET doesn't seem to have done lapel badges at all, unless someone can tell me otherwise?

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