The Warriors colorful alternate logo of the Native American dribbling around in bare feet. Warriors Primary LogoWarriors Team History Sports Logo History thanks you for visiting our site. If you are using any of our logos for news, blogs, flyers, posters or social media graphics, please give credit to SportsLogoHisotry.com. Philadelphia Warriors 1952 – 1962 A red and yellow warrior …
Milwaukee Hawks Wordmark Logo
The Milwaukee Hawks used this wordmark logo on official team letterheads and other correspondence. It shows the name of the team in a bold double blue sans serif typeface laid out horizontally. Hawks Primary LogoHawks Team History Sports Logo History thanks you for visiting our site. If you are using any of our logos for news, blogs, flyers, posters or …
Toronto Huskies Wordmark Logo
The Huskies only wordmark logo is a simple logo calling out the city of Toronto. Huskies Primary LogoHuskies Team History Sports Logo History thanks you for visiting our site. If you are using any of our logos for news, blogs, flyers, posters or social media graphics, please give credit to SportsLogoHisotry.com. Toronto Huskies 1946 – 1947 Wordmark “TORONTO HUSKIES” in …
Toronto Huskies Primary Logo
The Toronto Huskies were a team in the Basketball Association of America (BAA), which was a forerunner of the National Basketball Association (NBA), during the 1946 – 1947 season. Huskies Wordmark LogoHuskies Team History Sports Logo History thanks you for visiting our site. If you are using any of our logos for news, blogs, flyers, posters or social media graphics, …
Detroit Falcons (Basketball) Primary Logo
The Detroit Falcons were a professional basketball team based in Detroit. It played in the 1946 – 1947 season in Basketball Association of America, a predecessor organization to the National Basketball Association. Falcons Team History Sports Logo History thanks you for visiting our site. If you are using any of our logos for news, blogs, flyers, posters or social media …
Washington Capitols Wordmark Logo
The Capitols only wordmark logo is a simple logo calling out the city of Washington D. C. Capitols Primary LogoCapitols Team History Sports Logo History thanks you for visiting our site. If you are using any of our logos for news, blogs, flyers, posters or social media graphics, please give credit to SportsLogoHisotry.com. Washington Capitols 1946- 1951 Wordmark “WASHINGTON” in …
Washington Capitols Primary Logo
The Washington Capitols were a charter Basketball Association of America (forerunner of the National Basketball Association) team based in Washington, D.C. Capitols Wordmark LogoCapitols Team History Sports Logo History thanks you for visiting our site. If you are using any of our logos for news, blogs, flyers, posters or social media graphics, please give credit to SportsLogoHisotry.com. Washington Capitols 1946- …
Cleveland Rebels Primary Logo
The Cleveland Rebels was one of the original teams in the Basketball Association of America. This league formed in 1946. In 1949, it joined with the National Basketball League to create the National Basketball Association. Rebels Team History Sports Logo History thanks you for visiting our site. If you are using any of our logos for news, blogs, flyers, posters …
Pittsburgh Ironmen Wordmark Logo
The Ironmen only wordmark logo is a simple logo calling out the city of Pittsburgh. Ironmen Primary LogoIronmen Team History Sports Logo History thanks you for visiting our site. If you are using any of our logos for news, blogs, flyers, posters or social media graphics, please give credit to SportsLogoHisotry.com. Pittsburgh Ironmen 1946-1947 Wordmark “PITTSBURGH” in gold with black …
Pittsburgh Ironmen Primary Logo
The Pittsburgh Ironmen were a charter member of the Basketball Association of America (a forerunner of the National Basketball Association). The team was based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and played at Duquesne Gardens. Ironmen Wordmark LogoIronmen Team History Sports Logo History thanks you for visiting our site. If you are using any of our logos for news, blogs, flyers, posters or …