The Maple Leafs have had several different logo designs during the franchise's 115 year history. Prior to the 1950s, many teams did not have formal logos. In that case, a photo of their jersey or their team colors is shown below.
2017-2021
1983-2016
1971-1982
1967-1970
1964-1966
1946-1963
1939-1945
1928-1938
1927
1920-1926
as Toronto St. Patricks
1918-1919
as Toronto Arenas
1907-1917
as Toronto Pros
1904-1906
as Toronto Marlboros
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113 issues
1913-2025
This media guide is a comprehensive resource created by the team to provide detailed information about its players, coaches, history,...
/ This media guide is a comprehensive resource created by the team to provide detailed information about its players, coaches, history, and season schedule. Released annually, it serves journalists, broadcasters, and fans by offering accurate profiles, statistics, and historical records. The guide enhances media coverage, fan engagement, and promotional efforts.
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1948
Published annually, changing publishers and its title several times over the years, including the National Hockey and Winter Sports Guide...
/ Published annually, changing publishers and its title several times over the years, including the National Hockey and Winter Sports Guide and Jim Hendy's Official Professional Hockey Guide.
Beginning in 1942, the publication occasionally included the content from Who's Who in Hockey, which was also published as an independent guide.
Eventually taken over by the National Hockey League in 1952 and became the NHL Guide.
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1948
Published annually, changing publishers and its title several times over the years, including the National Hockey and Winter Sports Guide...
/ Published annually, changing publishers and its title several times over the years, including the National Hockey and Winter Sports Guide and Jim Hendy's Official Professional Hockey Guide.
Beginning in 1942, the publication occasionally included the content from Who's Who in Hockey, which was also published as an independent guide.
Eventually taken over by the National Hockey League in 1952 and became the NHL Guide.
Page from publication
1948
Published annually, changing publishers and its title several times over the years, including the National Hockey and Winter Sports Guide...
/ Published annually, changing publishers and its title several times over the years, including the National Hockey and Winter Sports Guide and Jim Hendy's Official Professional Hockey Guide.
Beginning in 1942, the publication occasionally included the content from Who's Who in Hockey, which was also published as an independent guide.
Eventually taken over by the National Hockey League in 1952 and became the NHL Guide.
Page from publication
1948
Published annually, changing publishers and its title several times over the years, including the National Hockey and Winter Sports Guide...
/ Published annually, changing publishers and its title several times over the years, including the National Hockey and Winter Sports Guide and Jim Hendy's Official Professional Hockey Guide.
Beginning in 1942, the publication occasionally included the content from Who's Who in Hockey, which was also published as an independent guide.
Eventually taken over by the National Hockey League in 1952 and became the NHL Guide.
Page from publication
1948
Published annually, changing publishers and its title several times over the years, including the National Hockey and Winter Sports Guide...
/ Published annually, changing publishers and its title several times over the years, including the National Hockey and Winter Sports Guide and Jim Hendy's Official Professional Hockey Guide.
Beginning in 1942, the publication occasionally included the content from Who's Who in Hockey, which was also published as an independent guide.
Eventually taken over by the National Hockey League in 1952 and became the NHL Guide.
Page from publication
1948
Published annually, changing publishers and its title several times over the years, including the National Hockey and Winter Sports Guide...
/ Published annually, changing publishers and its title several times over the years, including the National Hockey and Winter Sports Guide and Jim Hendy's Official Professional Hockey Guide.
Beginning in 1942, the publication occasionally included the content from Who's Who in Hockey, which was also published as an independent guide.
Eventually taken over by the National Hockey League in 1952 and became the NHL Guide.
Page from publication
1949
Billed as "The illustrated digest of all sports". Monthly digest magazine that competed with Sports...
/ Billed as "The illustrated digest of all sports". Monthly digest magazine that competed with Sports Digest in covering stories in sports such as baseball, football, basketball, swimming, horse racing, boxing, tennis, and golf.