Pirates Alternate Logo
The Pittsburgh Pirates' alternate logo history has a nice look to it, with a variety of different pirates. Even the cartoon pirate from the '60s is great. The Pirates have gone a different direction now, going with just the letter "P." Instead of a pirate's head.
2010 - Present
A roundel of a gold letter “P” on a black circle inside a white circle, with a wordmark “PITTSBURGH PIRATES BASEBALL” and “SINCE 1887” written in black, with a black border.
1997 - Present
Jolly Roger, a pirate wearing a red and black polka dot bandana with an yellow earring and two crossed white baseball bats behind his head.
1997 - 2010
Jolly Roger, a pirate wearing a red and black polka dot bandana with an yellow earring and two crossed yellow baseball bats behind his head.
1997 - 2010
Skull with a red polka dot bandana, black eye patch and two crossed bats on black flag.
1997 - 2009
Skull with a red polka dot bandana, black eye patch and two crossed bats on black flag with the wordmark “PIRATES” at the top.
1960 - 1966
A Pirate head wearing a black pirate hat that has a skull and cross bones, a red polka dot bandana, two earrings, a stubble beard and a black eye patch.
