West Seattle Stickers
Description: Seattle Pilots, Seattle, Washington — The Pilots’ 1969 logo featured a clean, circular design with a white baseball bearing red stitching, overlaid by a navy-blue pilot’s wing insignia and a red “S,” visually tying aviation imagery to Seattle’s aerospace identity. The team existed for only one season as an American League expansion club, plagued by severe financial problems, poor ownership capitalization, and an unfinished Sick’s Stadium, all of which contributed to low attendance and mounting debt. On the field, the Pilots struggled to a 64–98 record, finishing last in the AL West, and despite having notable players like Tommy Harper and Fred Talbot, the franchise collapsed and relocated to Milwaukee just before the 1970 season, becoming t
Description: A vintage one-color heritage baseball design honoring the Seattle Steelheads with bold cream blackletter typography, arched city lettering, diamond emblem, “Est. 1946” detail, West Coast Negro Baseball League script, and a tribute to Seattle’s baseball soul. Built with distressed screen-print texture for fans of Black baseball history, Negro League heritage, Seattle sports culture, old-school baseball, and vintage souvenir-style streetwear.
