ATV Presents and Production front- and endcap (1958).
I'll tell you the programme from which these came from - The Larkins. Why mention it? Well, because, ironically, the Larkins was set in the East End of London - but shot at Aston studios in Birmingham, and marketed as an ATV Midlands production.
An ATV Production endcap (1969). Non-standard.
This was an ATV Telerecording caption, from an episode of Five Name for Johnny (1957).
Originally encoded and uploaded by Film is Fabulous.
ATV Colour Production endcap in black (1979).
An ATV Advertising Magazine endcap from 1959.
( Wiki will do for the time being for an overview of what they were: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Admag )
ATV endcap with a copyright date, 1963 in this case.
Not a usual practice until c. 1975.
From the remaining copy of Nigel Kneale's The Crunch (original tx 9/1/64). Probably dated due to being made for export, and, as usually happened in these cases, the remaining copy that has survived.
Rare red ATV still ident frontcap, as seen before "An Unfashionable Tragedy", broadcast #OTD in 1975, in which John Pilger went to Bangladesh.
But so as not to feel too depressed as to the ITV franchise changes; this year also marks the 2̶0̶t̶h̶ 3̶0̶t̶h̶ 50th anniversary of Pipkins, which was first broadcast #OTD in 1973.
Although only two episodes seem to still exist of the first series, entitled Inigo Pipkin, and starring George Woodbridge in the leading rôle, only he passed away later that same year.
This episode, the earliest to survive, original tx 4/7/1973.
Antarctica Broadcasting