Senators 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 the letter "W" in various colors. Finally, the final two imprints in the '50s were actual logos moving away from the letter logo.
1957 - 1960
A caricature of a U.S. Senator winding up to throw a pitch and a wordmark of the team name “SENATORS” behind on blue and red circle. Washington Monument also in the background.
1955 - 1956
The Senators continued with the same logo as the final logo from the Nationals. The U.S. Capitol Dome busting out of a baseball and a blue baseball cap and a white baseball bat, worn for final two seasons using Nationals name and first two using Senators name which is why it is shown twice…
1953 - 1954
The U.S. Capitol Dome busting out of a baseball and a blue baseball cap and a white baseball bat, worn for final two seasons using Nationals name and first two using Senators name which is why it appears on this site twice…
1948 - 1952
A navy blue with red trim letter “W.”
1938 - 1947
A navy blue letter “W.”
1936 - 1937
A navy blue with thick red trim letter “W.”
1905 - 1935
New style of block letter “W” in blue.
1901 - 1904
A navy blue letter “W.”