Philadelphia Flyers
A black P-Wing with an orange circle in the middle. The Flyers classic orange and black winged-P that oozes hard-nosed hockey and harkens back to the Broad Street Bullies days. The letter “P” stands for the city of Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Flyers
1968 - 2000
The first Flyer's logo was designed by Sam Ciccone, a designer with an ad firm in Philadelphia, but the colors have their roots. Bill Putnam, who owned a share of the team and helped land Philadelphia its NHL franchise, was a University of Texas graduate and took the colors from his alma mater. The letter "P" stands for the city of Philadelphia.
The Fierce Philadelphia Flyers Logo
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"From the Original Six to the Modern Era"
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