Philadelphia Phillies logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Philadelphia Phillies Logo PNG One of the most well-known US baseball teams, the Philadelphia Phillies has changed around 10 emblems over its more than 130-year history.
- 1900 — 1937 The original logo was designed for the Phillies in 1900 and featured a blue circular badge in a red outline, where the wordmark in yellow was placed.
- The main part of the emblem featured a blue and white composition depicting a Philadelphian man.
- It looked more like an embossment, not a drawing, resembling coins and medals.
- 1938 In 1938 the color palette of the circular Phillies logo was switched to orange and blue, where orange was used only for the “Philadelphia National League Base Ball Club” lettering on the frame and the background of the badge.
- 1939 — 1943 In 1939 the club comes back to its original logo version, switching the colors of the framing.
- All the elements of the emblem were executed in white.
- 1950 — 1969 The logo created in 1950 depicted a red cap image with a white letter “P” on it.
- 1984 — 1991 The version from 1984 depicted a bold logotype executed in the same style and typeface as on the previous logo, placed over a white and red baseball outlined in blue with an arched “Philadelphia” lettering above it.
- 1992 — 2018 The new logo was created for the club in 992.
- The lettering was balanced by a thick red outline of the badge.
- Now the two main elements of the club’s visual identity feature blue and red color palette, where only the inscription is in red, and even the stars above the “I” boat royal blue color and a thin white outline.
- There are no indications of what the team’s home city or region is neither in the logo, nor in any part of their road jerseys.
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