Toronto Marlies logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- The badge was executed in a navy blue and white palette with the stylized “Hawks” inscription forming a contour of the bird, placed above a solid blue banner with white “New Brunswick” in all capitals of a simple and clean sans-serif typeface.
- 1982 — 1986 The redesign of 1982 introduced a completely different badge for a new naming, though the main two colors remained the same — blue and white, — and only thin black lines were added to the palette.
- It was a solid blue square with a white maple leaf on it.
- The new logo stayed with the club for another four years.
- 1986 — 1991 The badge was redesigned in 1986, with the color palette simplified to only blue and white, but the blue shade brightened up and intensified.
- The solid square was gone, and now the logo featured a blue contoured maple leaf with a blue contoured link image drawn on it.
- The “Saints” lettering was still arched under the man, in the same rounded and bold sans-serif typeface, as on the previous version.
- 1991 — 2005 The badge was redesigned in 1986, with the color palette simplified to only blue and white, but the blue shade brightened up and intensified.
- The solid square was gone, and now the logo featured a blue contoured maple leaf with a blue contoured link image drawn on it.
- The “Saints” lettering was still arched under the man, in the same rounded and bold sans-serif typeface, as on the previous version.
- The maple leaf got its contours redrawn in a more confident and sleek way, and changed its color palette from light gray to blue and white.
- As for the lettering, it was also completely changed, and now only “Marlies” was written in the uppercase of a bold sans-serif typeface, with its white letters placed on an arched blue banner with a double blue and white outline.
- Marlies replaced the text “Toronto Maple Leafs” from the parent club’s logo by their emblem – a beautiful crown embellished with flowers, the fleur-de-lys symbol, as well as other elements bearing symbolic meaning.
- Colors While the team’s official color scheme is comprised of only blue and white, the palette of the Toronto Marlies logo is much more diverse.
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