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In 1994, TRSC came up with this new logo. No, it isn't Wonder Woman's belt buckle, nor does it try to acknowledge all the stars who live in Southern California! It is a piece of Triumph history. The design was borrowed from that of the original front apron medallion meant to be used on the new TR sports car in 1952. This medallion was used on the 20TS (or TR-1) prototype, and on the small batch of prototype TR-2's. When it came time for the TR-2 to go into actual production, this design was dropped in favor of a variation of the Standard Motor Company's traditional "open book" badge, and passed quietly into history. If you look at photos of the prototype TR-2's, especially the famous "Jabbeke Speed Record" car, MVC 575, driven by Ken Richardson, you will see the real thing.