Altoona Curve logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- The team is the Double-A affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
- Meaning and history While the name of the team contains an apparent reference to the Horseshoe Curve, a railroad curve located in the neighborhood, it was also inspired by a type of pitch called the curveball.
- 1999 — 2010 The original Altoona Curve logo is a combination of the railroad and baseball themes.
- The word “Curve” is given in the way that it looks like a train.
- His face is placed over the Pennsylvania state emblem with the white lettering “Altoona” and the word “Curve” in bronze above.
- Colors The color scheme of the Altoona Curve logo doesn’t seem to have a clear connection with that of its parent team.
- The Pirates logo features a brighter gold shade, while the Altoona Curve emblem used a darker bronze shade.
- The overall palette is more vibrant, too.
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