A red tomahawk with gold and blue details below wordmark “Braves” scripted in blue and red. The Braves darkened the shade of blue and gold on this logo prior to the 2018 season.

A red tomahawk with gold and blue details below the wordmark “Braves” is scripted in blue and red.

Darkened the shade of blue and gold.

In 1990 the Atlanta Braves logo consists of an axe, placed below the wordmark “Braves.” The entire logo is diagonally inclined towards the right side. The axe depicts the power and the team’s persistent attempts to perk up their performance.

In 1987 the only change to this logo was the darkening of the color blue. A rounded blue square background with the laughing Native American. The native American is a silhouette in the color of red. The scripted wordmark “Braves” is red with a white and blue trim.

The image of the native American has slightly increased. The script font of the wordmark “Braves” changed, also the border changed to a blue and then white border.

In 1972 the Braves logo the most drastic change to their logo. A rounded blue square was added to the laughing Native American. The native American is now a silhouette in the color of red. The wordmark “Braves” is now red with a white and blue border.

A dark blue with red outline wordmark “Braves” was added below the Native American. The image of the native American was made smaller to make room for the wordmark.

Slight changes to the Native American he bow has brown skinned. The feather and ear ring is white. The image of the native American is now larger.

In 1957, the logo featured a laughing native American with a mohawk and one feather in his hair. This logo went through several changes, however lasted for over 35 years.

The Milwaukee Braves changed the native American image in 1953. The native American now faces to the right. He has a red face. blue shirt and the headdress is now white with red on the tips of the feathers. The image is in in a yellow circle with a black outline.

The native American has returned will color. Now the Native American has brown skin color with black hair. The headdress is now red features with a green and orange headband.

The Braves continued with the old english letter “B” again in a dark blue. The letter “B” stands for the city of Boston.

The Bees logo went to an old english letter “B” in blue. The letter “B” stands for the city of Boston.

Same block letter “B” now in red with a blue outline. The letter “B” stands for the city of Boston.

The logo changed to a block letter “B” again yellow with a blue outline. The letter “B” stands for the city of Boston.

The logo changed to a block letter “B” again yellow with a blue outline. The letter “B” stands for the city of Boston.

The native American has returned will color. Now the Native American has brown skin color with black hair. The headdress is now red features with a green and orange headband.

A different variation of the old style letter “B” in a little blue. The letter “B” stands for the city of Boston.

The Braves went back to the old style letter “B” in blue. The letter “B” stands for the city of Boston.

A blue background circle added to the red Native American.

From 1912 to 1956 the Braves on and off logo was a red Native American with a headdress.

The Rustlers went with an old english letter in blue “B.” The letter “B” stands for the city of Boston.

For the first time with only a wordmark “BOSTON” in the color red.

Red bold letter “B” in a black circle looking like a baseball. The letter “B” stands for the city of Boston.

The letter “B” changed to an old style “B” continuing in red. The letter “B” stands for the city of Boston.

The Doves first logo was the old english letter “B” in red. The letter “B” stands for the city of Boston.

Back to the wordmark “BOSTON” in dark red.

Logo change for a wordmark to the old english letter “B” in red. The letter “B” stands for the city of Boston.

A wordmark to the old english letter “B” in blue. The letter “B” stands for the city of Boston.

Continued the wordmark “BOSTON” now in blue.

Like most teams before the 1900’s the logo was just a wordmark of the city “BOSTON.”