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American League-3

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National League-3

[cephasjames]

Those are all really good, reds - enough so that I don't know which I like the best. Thank you.

[dcpcarmona]

Reds,

Love t he look of both (American and National)!!! Could you change the National to Federal? Thanks.


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[Insomniac]

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Do you think you could re-do this Pirates logo that you made, changing the color scheme to the red and blue scheme they used before the black and gold?

[reds1]

Originally Posted by Insomniac

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Do you think you could re-do this Pirates logo that you made, changing the color scheme to the red and blue scheme they used before the black and gold?

Sure. Here is the colour scheme I used earlier when they went by 'Pittsburg'.
I just added the 'h'. Let me know if you had a different colour scheme in mind.

[Doughnuts?]

Those league logos are superb. A different style would be nice, too for the teams. something like the leagues.

[Insomniac]

Originally Posted by reds1

Sure. Here is the colour scheme I used earlier when they went by 'Pittsburg'.
I just added the 'h'. Let me know if you had a different colour scheme in mind.

That's perfect! Thanks so much!

[Michael Xavier]

Fantastic work, and just in case you didn't want to stop.

Altoona Mountain Citys (Union Association, 1884)
Baltimore Unions (Union Association, 1884)
Baltimore Terrapins (Federal League, 1914-1915)
Boston Reds (Union Association, 1884; Players League, 1990; American Association, 1891)
Brooklyn Hartfords (National League, 1877)
Brooklyn Gladiators (American Association, 1890)
Brooklyn Wonders (Players League, 1890)
Brooklyn Tip-Tops (Federal League, 1914-1915)
Buffalo Bisons (National League, 1879-1885; Players League, 1890)
Buffalo Blues (Federal League, 1914-1915)
Chicago Browns (Union Association, 1884)
Chicago Pirates (Players League, 1890)
Chicago Whales (Federal League, 1914-1915)
Cincinnati Porkers (American Association, 1891)
Cleveland Forest Citys (National League, 1879-1884)
Cleveland Blues (American Association, 1887-1888)
Cleveland Spiders (National League, 1889-1899)
Cleveland Infants (Players League, 1890)
Columbus Colts (American Association, 1883-1884)
Columbus Solons (American Association, 1889-1891)
Detroit Wolverines (National League, 1881-1888)
Hartford Dark Blues (National League, 1876)
Indianapolis Blues (National League, 1878; American Association, 1884)
Indianapolis Hoosiers (National League, 1887-1889; Federal League, 1914)
Kansas City Unions (Union Association, 1884)
Kansas City Cowboys (National League, 1886)
Kansas City Blues (American Association, 1888-1889)
Kansas City Packers (Federal League, 1914-1915)
Louisville Grays (National League, 1876-1877)
Louisville Colonels (American Association, 1882-1891; National League, 1892-1899)
Milwaukee Grays (National League, 1878; Union Association, 1884)
Newark Peppers (Federal League, 1915)
New York Mutuals (National League, 1876)
Philadelphia Keystones (Union Association, 1884)
Philadelphia Quakers (Players League, 1890)
Pittsburgh Stogies (Union Association, 1884)
Pittsburgh Burgers (Players League, 1890)
Pittsburgh Rebels (Federal League, 1914-1915)
Providence Grays (National League, 1878-1885)
Richmond Virginias (American Association, 1884)
Rochester Hop Bitters (American Association, 1890)
St. Louis Maroons (Union Association, 1884; National League, 1885-1886)
St. Louis Terriers (Federal League, 1914-1915)
St. Paul Saints (Union Association, 1884)
Syracuse Stars (National League, 1879; American Association, 1890)
Toledo Blue Stockings (American Association, 1884)
Toledo Maumees (American Association, 1890)
Troy Trojans (National League, 1879-1882)
Washington Statesmen (American Association, 1891)
Wilmington Quicksteps (Union Association, 1884)
Worchester Brown Stockings (National League, 1880-1882)

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[Michael Xavier]

Also, here is a list of alternative names, not yet covered:

- The Altoona Mountain Citys were also known as the Pride and Ottawas.
- The Baltimore Unions were also known as the Monumentals.
- The Boston Braves were also known as the Red Stockings, Red Caps, Beaneaters, Nationals, Doves, Rustlers, and Bees.
- The Boston Red Sox were also known as the Puritans, Pilgrims, and Somersets.
- The Brooklyn Dodgers were also known as the Bridegrooms, Superbas, and Robins.
- The Chicago Cubs were also known as the Colts.
- The original Cincinnati Reds team was also known as the Porkopolitans.
- The Cleveland Indians were also known as the Broncos (or Bronchos) and Molly McGuires.
- The Columbus Colts and Solons were both also known as the Senators and Buckeyes.
- The Louisville Colonels were also known as the Eclipse, Cyclones, and Wanderers.
- The Milwaukee Grays were also known as the Cream Citys.
- The New York Giants were also known as the Maroons and Gothams.
- The Philadelphia Philliers were also known as the Live Wires and Blue Jays.
- The Pittsburgh were also known as the Innocents.
- The St. Louis Cardinals were also known as the Perfectoes.
- The St. Louis Terriers were also known as the Miners.
- The St. Paul Saints were also known as the White Caps.
- The Troy Trojans were also known as the Haymakers.
- The Worchester Brown Stockings were also known as the Ruby Legs.

[Michael Xavier]

You don't have to continue, but if you do, I would like to specifically see a logo for the Cleveland Spiders, similar to your Naps logo, and a New York Gothams logo.

[reds1]

Wow! Thank you for the listing of those older teams. It will give me something to pick away at little by little!
For now, here is the Cleveland Spiders per your request:

[reds1]

New York Gothams albiet in Giants colours. From LogoServer, it appears their colours were blue and white in 1884, so if you want this logo change, just let me know.

[Michael Xavier]

Terrific, thanks for the Spiders logo. I'm glad you appreciated the list.

[dcpcarmona]

Fantastic work, Reds!!

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Altoona Mountain Citys:

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