CCSLC Logo Correction Thread

[rnewvy9]

Hey iamthedorf, great job!

I was wondering if you had any midwest league logos? Most notably the Fort Wayne Tincaps.

[NDwas]

Seattle Mariners

Alt Cap, 1994:

Alt Script, 1994:

Unfortunately, no luck with any prior Mariners scripts, I'll start looking though.

[NDwas]

Oakland Athletics

Primary Logo, 1983-1992:

Anniversary Logo, 1992:

Sleeve Patch, 1993-1994:

Home Script, 1987-1994:

Road Script, 1987-1993:

Road Alt Script, 1987-1988:

[NDwas]

Oakland Athletics

Primary Logo, 1993-present:

Home Script, 1995-present:

Road Script, 1994-present:

Alt Script, 1994-present:

[NDwas]

Pittsburgh Pirates

Primary Logo, 1968-1986:

Home/Road Cap, 1976 / Alt Cap, 1977-1984:

Road Cap, 1977-1986:

Home Script, 1977-1979:

Alt Script, 1977-1984:

Road, 1977-1984:

[NDwas]

San Francisco Giants

Primary Logo, 1983-1993:

Home Script, 1983-1993:

Road Script, 1983-1993:

Cap, 1983-1993:

[NDwas]

San Diego Padres

Primary Logo, 1969-1984:

Primary Logo, 1986-1989:

Cap Logo, 1974-1984:

Cap Logo, 1985-1990:

[CC97]

Check your inbox dorf

[NDwas]

Midwest League

Primary Logo:

South Bend Silver Hawks

Primary Logo:

Script Logo:

Alt Logo:

Home/Road Cap:

[NDwas]

For rnewvy9 and the rest of the CCSLC, the Fort Wayne Tincaps...

Primary Logo:

Script Logo:

Home/Road Cap:

Alt Cap:

Alt 2 Cap:

BP Cap:

[AsM29]

Oakland Athletics

Primary Logo, 1979-81

[JayJaxon]

Thanks for checking on that Seattle wordmark. I never understood why that one in particular is so hard to find.

A couple more things I wanted to request if you are able to find them:

-Atlanta Braves road wordmark from 1976-'79 with the lowercase 'A' in the front.

-Toronto Blue Jays wordmark from 1990 (where the lettering is more curvy)

Thanks

[randyc]

Updated Leafs

With the exception of the 3rd jersey graphics not being available, Rangers and the Thrashers should be the last 2 teams.

[DrBear]

I think the first Milwaukee Bucks home uniform is incorrect - the lettering was green trimmed in red, as shown here:

Memory says the Bucks didn't change to red lettering until after they won the NBA title in their third season.

[The_Admiral]

So I was looking through GettyImages at some 1998 stuff, and the Cubs' road jerseys have a different, and even uglier, version of the Chicago script than they do now:

EDIT: You're a cruel mistress, Getty Images:

That's close to what they use now, but not quite. It looks like a knockoff. I have no recollection of it being different than the current one, but there it is.

[AsM29]

So I was looking through GettyImages at some 1998 stuff, and the Cubs' road jerseys have a different, and even uglier, version of the Chicago script than they do now:

http://cache4.asset-cache.net/xc/52027413....84831B75F48EF45

That's close to what they use now, but not quite. It looks like a knockoff. I have no recollection of it being different than the current one, but there it is.

Can you please explain the differences you see?

[TruColor]

I enjoyed the minor league stuff, but this thread just got a lot more interesting.

I have a question iamthedorf, and you seem to be the man to answer it:

How come the script from the 1987-1992 Mariners nowhere to be found on the internet? More importantly, do you have it?

1993 was the first season that the MLB put their graphics into vector form.

I have a 1986 and a 1987 Style Guide sheet for the Mariners...they have those scripts in there.

I'll ask around and see if that one has ever been officially vectorized.

[The_Admiral]

So I was looking through GettyImages at some 1998 stuff, and the Cubs' road jerseys have a different, and even uglier, version of the Chicago script than they do now:

http://cache4.asset-cache.net/xc/52027413....84831B75F48EF45

That's close to what they use now, but not quite. It looks like a knockoff. I have no recollection of it being different than the current one, but there it is.

Can you please explain the differences you see?

The letters appear bolder, tighter, and follow a vertical arch, whereas the current script has thinner and more spaced letters, which are on a radial arch.

[BBTV]

So I was looking through GettyImages at some 1998 stuff, and the Cubs' road jerseys have a different, and even uglier, version of the Chicago script than they do now:

http://cache4.asset-cache.net/xc/52027413....84831B75F48EF45

That's close to what they use now, but not quite. It looks like a knockoff. I have no recollection of it being different than the current one, but there it is.

Can you please explain the differences you see?

The letters appear bolder, tighter, and follow a vertical arch, whereas the current script has thinner and more spaced letters, which are on a radial arch.

I'll give you that the letters are slightly bolder and definitely tighter, but it looks like they still follow a vertical arch.

[The_Admiral]

Well if you look at the graphic file,

not vertical there, so maybe it's just a difference between media. It's one way on uniforms, the other in print/video games/elsewhere. Either way, it's ugly, and they should use something else.