Moving south to Anaheim from Los Angeles, the Angels instead of being called by the city of Anaheim they were called by the state of California. So including the state of California in the logo was a natural. However, the final logo reverted back to the typical baseball logo of the initials of the team "CA."
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1993 - 1996
A white with red seams baseball with silver and blue wings over a blue with red trim baseball diamond with letter link “C” and “A” over it. Modernized version of the 1965 – 1970 team logo. The finials “CA” stand for California Angels.
1971 - 1975
A large lower case red letter “A” as the scripted word “angels” in red. The red letter “a” has white wing, baseball and a halo. Also, a wordmark “CALIFORNIA” in black above the letter “a.”
1971 - 1975
A large lower case red letter “a” that has a white wing, baseball and a halo. The letter “a” stands for the Angels.
1971 - 1975
The state of California in red with black border and a yellow star to designate the city of Anaheim and a yellow halo.
