Chief Wahoo, a red native American caricature wearing a single-feathered headband. Used as the Indians primary logo for decades before being relegated as an alternate logo prior to 2014 season.

Chief Wahoo outlined in silver and blue.

Chief Wahoo facing the left in red and black. Worn on Indians jersey sleeve from 1979 – 1985. Indians switched to a red and blue Wahoo logo on the sleeves in 1986.

Chief Wahoo swinging a baseball bat with a leg up on top of a white baseball with red stitches, worn on Indians jersey sleeve from 1973 – 1978. Note, that this version features a darker shade of blue than the primary logo of the time.

Chief Wahoo facing the left in red and black. Worn on Indians jersey sleeve from 1951 – 1962.

Chief Wahoo wearing a white crown, created to celebrate Indians World Series Championship in 1948.

Chief Wahoo with tan skin, red headband and feather. Worn on sleeve of Indians jerseys during this period.