Seattle Mariners logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Seattle Mariners Logo PNG The franchise was founded in 1976, as a result of a lawsuit.
- The city of Seattle and the state of Washington sued the American League for breach of contract.
- While in the earlier versions, it was represented by a trident, the current logo sports a compass.
- 1977 — 1980 The original Seattle Mariners logo, which was used in 1977-1980, featured a dark blue trident serving as the letter “M” in the word “Mariners.” The name of the team, together with a smaller lettering “Baseball club,” was placed inside a circle with the dark blue outline and the bright yellow filling.
- 1981 — 1986 The trident “M” probably seemed a smart idea, as the team refused to get rid of it in 1980 when a new logo was being developed.
- The trident acquired a completely different shape, though.
- The emblem was positioned over a dark blue star with the white filling.
- 1987 — 1992 As you probably know, the players of the team are nicknamed the M’s – the fact that was reflected in the 1987 logo.
- The letters were dark blue with a yellow outline.
- This time, a pointed compass is used as the core “sea” metaphor.
- The designer has managed to create a link between the sea theme and sport by placing a baseball inside the compass.
- Being white, with subtle red streaks, it doesn’t seem intrusive or overbearing.
- The Seattle Mariners logo, though, features a different typeface comprising cleaner sans serif letterforms.
- Colors The list of the franchise’s official colors includes Navy Blue, Metallic Silver, Northwest Green, yellow, and cream.
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