The Toronto St. Patricks logo leads the team’s primary logo collection, shining in the NHL from 1919 to 1927. Its bold green shamrock reflects Irish heritage. Consequently, the Toronto St. Patricks hockey team’s emblem captivates fans, showcasing the Toronto St. Patricks logo’s rich history and cultural pride.
Toronto St. Pats
1925 - 1926
Double-lined wordmark "TORONTO" arched on the top and "ST. PATS" on the bottom in white with green trim.
Toronto St. Pats
1924 - 1925
In 1926 the background was removed. The wordmark is "TORONTO" in green on top and "ST PATS" in green on the bottom.
Toronto St. Pats
1923 - 1924
In 1923, the logo changed to a pill shaped background with the wordmark "St PATS" in white.
Toronto St. Pats
1920 - 1923
The Toronto St. Patricks were purchased by an established men’s amateur club for a pro venture. Naturally, blue changed to green, and the logo in the St. Pats era were just wordmark. The wordmark "TORONTO" in green on top of "ST PATS" in green on the bottom.
Vibrant Toronto St. Patricks Logo
The Toronto St. Patricks logo, a striking green shamrock with gold accents, anchors the primary logo collection. Launched in 1919 for the Toronto St. Patricks NHL era, it honors Irish roots in Toronto. Collectors prize its unique design. Additionally, see the Toronto St. Patricks Alternate Logo.
The Toronto St. Patricks logo sparked excitement at games, tied to the 1919-1927 NHL era before becoming the Maple Leafs. Its green and gold colors echo Toronto St. Patricks hockey jersey designs, linking fans to the city’s past. Furthermore, its legacy endures, as noted on the team’s Wikipedia page.
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