Cardinals Alternate Logo
St. Louis Cardinals' alternate logo history has variety with their cardinal on a bat facing a different direction. The cartoonish mascot RedBird is a cute logo. The attitude of looking cardinal in the '50s and '60s gave the logo some toughness.
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1998 - Present
A red cardinal perched on a yellow bat looking left.
1998 - Present
A red cardinal perched on a yellow bat looking right.
1980 - Present
Graphic illustration of Fredbird mascot wearing a cardinals uniform, shoes and cap.
Mascot logo.
1967 - 1997
A red cardinal in a batting stance holding a yellow bat on a black rod.
1960 - 1964
A red cardinal holding a white baseball and with a cap and glove in a pitching stance. A white with black seamed baseball as the background.
1956 - 1997
A red and blue cardinal in a batting stance, batting left handed.
1949 - 1959
A red cardinal holding a white baseball and with a cap and glove in a pitching stance.
1948 - 1955
A red cardinal perched on a yellow bat with navy and yellow outlines.
1929 - 1948
Two red and black cardinals perched on a white with black trim bat between wordmark “Cardinals” in red.
1927 - 1945
A red cardinal perched on a reddish with black trim bat.
1926
Interlocking letters “STL” in red. Worn on Cardinals jersey sleeve in 1926.
1917
Interlocked letters “SL” in red. Worn on jersey sleeve in 1917.
