Texas Rangers logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Texas Rangers Logo PNG The Texas Rangers went through several completely different logos before they switched to the one they use today.
- As for the visual identity history of the Rangers, after the club’s rename it can be split into three periods when the team was using three different symbols — the cowboy hat, the Texas contouring, and the Lone Star.
- It was a red, blue, and white composition consisting of a baseball, a cowboy hat on it, and a red “Texas Rangers” wordmark placed over the image and outlined in blue.
- 1981 In 1981 the lettering on the logo was refined — its lines became thinner and the blue outline and shadow were removed from the image, keeping only the red color of the letters.
- 1982 — 1983 The new visual identity concept was adopted by the club in 1982.
- The ball in a hat was replaced by a bright blue Texas state contouring in a double blue and white outline.
- The white emblem gained a thin red outline, which added distinction and professionalism to the whole image.
- Keeping the iconic blues red and white color palette the team made its logo simpler and more modern.
- The new emblem featured a rhombus in blue with thin white vertical stripes, and a white five-pointed star enclosed in a thick red frame and placed in the middle of the rhombus.
- The “Texas Rangers Baseball Club” inscription was placed around the red frame’s perimeter and executed in a clean and strict sans-serif typeface.
- The circular badge with a red and blue frame and a white baseball in the middle has its “Texas Rangers” lettering in white placed around the frame’s perimeter, and a bold red wishbone “T” with a blue shadow drawn ver the white ball.
- Its distinctive feature is a sort of serif placed in the middle of every letter, due to which the characters look recognizable and unique.
- Color The iconic red-and-blue color scheme was adopted as early as in 1961, i.e. in the very first Texas Rangers logo.
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