Philadelphia Athletics
1953 - 1954
The final logo for Philadelphia Athletics is a white, blue, outlined elephant standing on a baseball with three legs. The elephant is holding a bat in its trunk. On the elephant's back is "A's" in white on an orange background. The baseball and elephant are on an orange diamond.
Philadelphia Athletics
1939 - 1953
The 1939 logo featured a detailed black line drawing of an white elephant, holding a baseball in it's trunk. With an emblem of "A's" in white with a red background.
Philadelphia Athletics
1930 - 1939
New design of the mascot elephant, now in white with a light blue thick outline. This elephant is on all four legs.
Philadelphia Athletics
1928 - 1930
Back to the old english style letter "A" in light blue with a white and blue outline.
Philadelphia Athletics
1924 - 1928
Another drawing of an elephant, now is white with black trim. Again on his hind legs.
Philadelphia Athletics
1921 - 1924
New artist rendering of the an elephant up on his hind legs. Now in a lighter blue color.
Philadelphia Athletics
1920 - 1921
The 1920 logo featured the first drawing of an elephant as the logo, done in the color dark blue.
Philadelphia Athletics
1902 - 1920
In 1902 the Athletics changed to an olde English letter "A" in a dark blue.
Philadelphia Athletics
1901 - 1902
The original Philadelphia logo was a block letter "A" in the color blue.
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