For over 125 years, the Phillies have a nice collection of alternate logos. The letter "P" with a baseball in the center from 1971 -1991 is one that is a classic. The current alternate logo has a wordmark "Phillies" with a ball coming around the wordmark.
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1998 - Present
Scripted wordmark “Phillies” in red with blue trim and a ball streaking around the script. Two blue stars for the dot on the “i.”
1984 - 1991
The 1984 Phillies logo is a white baseball with red seams in the background. On top of the baseball is a wordmark “PHILADELPHIA” in blue with a blue circle around the baseball. At the bottom is the Philadelphia tower. Finally, a wordmark scripted “Phillies” in red.
1973 - 1986
A maroon letter “P.” The letter “P” represents the team nickname Phillies.
1944 - 1945
In 1944 the Phillies had a nickname contest via a local newspaper in which fans could submit their ideas for a second team nickname — Blue Jays was the winning choice and, while the team was still known as the Philadelphia Phillies officially, they wore this blue jay logo on their uniform sleeves.
1927 - 1932
A red old-english style letter “P” inside a red shape diamond. The letter “P” represents the team nickname Phillies.
1921 - 1922
A red block letter “P” inside a black and white circle. The letter “P” represents the team nickname Phillies.
