File:Boothferry logo.png

The logo of Boothferry Borough Council, used in lieu of a coat of arms. The design consisted of a white rose representing the Yorkshire parts of the district, on which was placed a red lion from the arms of the Mowbray family, representing the Isle of Axholme. The backkground was royal blue.

Source: Image and information supplied by council in 1989, digitised and coloured by the uploader.

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