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The Philadelphia Flyers logo was designed by Sam Ciccone of Mel Richmann Inc. in late 1966 for the 1967-68 season. Although the primary logo has varied slightly over the years, such as dulling the black slightly or adding and removing additional outlines, the primary logo remains the same.
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