Some very creative wordmark logos for the New York Americans, similar to a license plate. Americans Primary Logo Americans Team History Choose your favorite New York Americans wordmark logo? New York Americans Wordmark Logo 1931 – 1935 New York Americans Wordmark Logo 1926 – 1930 ResultsVote New York Americans 1931 – 1935 Wordmark “AMERICANS” in large red with “NEW YORK” …
Simple and typical wordmark logo from the ’40s. Americans Primary Logo Americans Team History Brooklyn Americans 1942 Wordmark “BROOKLYN” written diagonally in red and blue. Font: Unknown Simple and typical wordmark logo from the ’40s. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Americans Primary Logo Americans Team History amzn_assoc_placement = “adunit0”; amzn_assoc_tracking_id = “yorkshirete03-20”; amzn_assoc_ad_mode = “search”; amzn_assoc_ad_type = “smart”; amzn_assoc_marketplace = …
For a team in the 30’s, the New York Americans have quite an array of logos. Nice design and creativity on their four logos, especially like the “license plate” logo. Americans Wordmark Logo Americans Team History Choose your favorite New York Americans’ primary logo? New York Americans Primary Logo 1940 – 1941 New York Americans Primary Logo 1936 – 1939 …
One logo in the Brooklyn Americans history. Their logo has a very similar look of the New York Rangers shield logo. Americans Wordmark Logo Americans Team History Brooklyn Americans 1942 Diagonal wordmark “BROOKLYN AMERICANS” in white on a red, white and blue shield. New York Americans 1940 – 1941 Wordmark “AMERICANS” in white on blue background with several letters “ANHC” …
Ban Johnson call his new founded league “American” as well as all the teams, especially the Boston team. Their logo is an olde fashion English letters “BA.” Americans Team History Boston Americans 1901 – 1907 The Americans logo was a simple old english lettering of “BA” in blue. Ban Johnson call his new founded league “American” as well as all …
One of the original members of the American Basketball Association, the Americans lasted only one season before moving to New York and changing to a new nickname called “Nets.” The logo definitely speaks all-American, with the colors of red, white and blue and the look of the American flag. The addition of the ABA red, white and blue basketball is …