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I grew up being told that my granddad, William H Lyon designed the logo while he was an employee of US Steel. I'm currently trying to find some proof of that, with no luck so far.
Seymour Robins was my father. had he designed the US Steel logo, i would have known about it. Pop was all over the place, and did more than his share of corporate identity work for Fortune 500 companies, but the US Steel logo was definitely not his work.
if your granddad did design that logo, my hat's off to him. it's a wonderful piece of work.
Seymour Robins was my father. had he designed the US Steel logo, i would have known about it. Pop was all over the place, and did more than his share of corporate identity work for Fortune 500 companies, but the US Steel logo was definitely not his work.
if your granddad did design that logo, my hat's off to him. it's a wonderful piece of work.
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