The current Reds logo is a simple white wishbone letter “C” with the wordmark “REDS” inside the letter “C” in white. A black trim is added to give the letter “C” and the wordmark “REDS” to give the logo a 3-D look.

A slightly different shade of red.

The current Reds logo is a simple white wishbone letter “C” with the wordmark “REDS” inside the letter “C” in white. A black trim is added to give the letter “C” and the wordmark “REDS” to give the logo a 3-D look.

In the 1990s the more traditional, early logos of Reds came back with the current logo reflecting more of what the team’s logo was when they were first founded. The wishbone letter “C” in white with a red trim. The wordmark “REDS” is white on a red background.

A Reds player with baseball head running in front of red wishbone letter “C” and wordmark “CINCINNATI REDS” in white on the red letter.

Called “Mr. Redlegs,” the image of a baseball player with a mustache baseball head running and carrying a bat continued as the Reds logo from the 1954 logo.

During the 1950s, during the renaming and re-branding of the team as the Cincinnati Redlegs because of the connections to communism of the word “Reds.” The logo of a baseball player with a mustache baseball head running and carrying a bat was the first logo without a letter or wordmark.

The wishbone letter “C” is red with a white trim and black outline. The wordmark “REDS” in red and in the center of the letter “C.”

The wishbone letter “C” is red with a black trim. The wordmark “REDS” in red and in the center of the letter “C.”

Again all in the color red, the same wishbone letter “C” with the wordmark “REDS” in the center. Same thickness with just another artist rendition.

New version of the wishbone “C” with the wordmark “REDS” inside the letter “C” in red. The wishbone “C” is much thicker in appearance.

First version of the classic and current Reds logo. The wishbone letter “C” for Cincinnati with the wordmark “REDS” inside the letter “C” in color red.

Yet another version of the letter “C” in red, like a font that is similar to Bruce Double Pica.

Ok yet another version of the letter “C” in red, like a font that is similar to Bruce Double Pica.

Another version of the letter “C” in red, like a font that is similar to Bruce Double Pica.

The Reds changed to a font that is similar to Bruce Double Pica with the letter “C” in red.

In 1901 the Reds changed to a rounded thick letter “C” in red.

The Reds changed the logo to a block lettering “C” in red.

The Red Stocking’s logo is the classic old english letter “C” in red.