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 …
Washington Senators (Rangers) Primary Logo
The second Washington Senators lasted 10 years before moving to Texas. One logo during their time as a Senator pitcher throwing in front of the Capital in a roundel logo. Senators Team History Washington Senators 1961 – 1971 The first logo in the history of the expansion Washington franchise which lasted for 10 years until the team departed for Texas …
Washington Senators (Twins) Primary Logo
Washington Senators have had 8 different logos during their 60 years in Washington DC. In the beginning, the Senators used the standard letter logo of a letter “W” in various colors. Finally, the final two imprints in the ’50s were actual logos moving away from the letter logo. Senators Alternate LogoSenators Wordmark LogoSenators Team History Washington Senators 1957 – 1960 …
Ottawa Senators Primary Logo
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 …