Ververgaert Moustache, on Nov 24 2007, 01:10 AM, said:
The skate was the logo. The V was just a striping design element, and a nickname for the jersey itself.
All of the team merchandise (penants, t-shirts, mugs, pucks, etc.) had the skate logo on it.
All of the team merchandise (penants, t-shirts, mugs, pucks, etc.) had the skate logo on it.
According to the CDC sweater history when the new jerseys were introduced this season the skate logo was the secondary logo.
1978–1984
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The aggressive yellow, black and orange “flying V” jersey, with the small “downward skate” secondary logo on the shoulder, was created by San Francisco design agency Beyl & Boyd.
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