It seems these days that everybody is revamping or recreating things of the past and the Senators are no different. Ottawa was introduced into the NHL alongside the Tampa Bay Lightning as the league’s 23rd and 24th teams. The Lightning have been on their fourth logo since the 2011 season and now the Senators have joined them, creating their fourth, …
The original Ottawa Senators had one and only one primary logo until they moved to St. Louis. A simple but very effective letter “O” of course representing the city of Ottawa. Senators Team History Ottawa Senators 1917 – 1934 A letter “O” in black with white and red trim. The letter “O” represents the city of Ottawa. The original Ottawa …
The Senators have a French version and an English version of their wordmark logo. Senators Alternate Logo Senators Primary Logo Senators Concept Logo Senators Team History Select your favorite Ottawa Senators wordmark logo? Ottawa Senators Wordmark Logo 2008 – 2020 Ottawa Senators Wordmark Logo 2008 – 2020 Ottawa Senators Wordmark Logo 1993 – 2007 Ottawa Senators Wordmark Logo 1993 – …
NHL concept logos of the Ottawa Senators by various design artists from around the world. These are redesigned ideas and not actual team logos. Senators Primary Logo Senators Alternate Logo Senators Wordmark Logo Senators Team History Vote for your favorite Ottawa Senators concept logo? Ottawa Senators Concept Logo – ark47 Ottawa Senators Concept Logo by Daniel Gama Ottawa Senators Concept …
The Senators have a great selection of alternate logos over the years. Currently, they have 4 alternate logos to choose from promoting the team. Senators Primary Logo Senators Wordmark Logo Senators Concept Logo Senators Team History Pick your favorite Ottawa Senators since the 2008 alternate logo? Ottawa Senators Alternate Logo 2021 – Present Ottawa Senators Alternate Logo 2012 – 2020 …
The Senator’s logo is officially the head of a Roman general, a member of the Senate of the Roman Empire, projecting from a gold circle. The original, unveiled on May 23, 1991, described the general as a “centurion figure, strong and prominent” according to its designer, Tony Milchard. The original had the words “Ottawa Senators” within the circle which was …