49Ers Printable Logo (2024)

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What is the font for the 49ers logo? ›

The actual name of the 49ers font is Quentin Caps Font. Free Download now.

The original team logo depicted San Francisco's wild beginnings. It was a goldminer in boots and a lumberjack shirt, firing a pair of pistols. One shot just missed the miner's head, while the other missed his foot. The logo was taken from a design seen on the side of railway freight cars.

The San Francisco 49ers, the San Francisco 49ers logo and design are trademarks of the San Francisco Forty Niners, Ltd. All rights reserved.

The 49ers' original logo was a mustached 49er gold miner from the 1849 California Gold Rush, dressed in plaid pants and a red shirt, jumping in midair with his hat falling off, and fired pistols in each hand: one nearly shooting his foot, and the other pistol forming the word "Forty-Niners" from its smoke.

Faithful is based on the iconic “SF” monogram introduced in the early 1960's, and a continuation of the “49ers” logo-type introduced in mid-to late 1980's.

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In another surprise memorial move, the 49ers have added a “64” rear-helmet decal for Hall of Famer Dave Wilcox, who died earlier this year. To my knowledge, there was no announcement for this one, although maybe I just missed it: I've added this, and the Browns patch, to my NFL Season Preview, which is now final.

In short: the name is an homage to the California gold rush. According to the team's website, Allen E. Sorrell – a partner alongside team owner Tony Morabito – suggested the name "49ers" after the miners who rushed the West for gold in 1849.

All of the NFL teams have their logos, names, etc. trademarked either individually or through the NFL. To legally sell anything with those logos you would have to get permission of the team and the NFL. Since all of these are registered trademarks you could be fined for each sale you make.

Unauthorized use of any such Trademarks, including reproduction, imitation, dilution or confusing or misleading uses, is prohibited under the trademark laws of the United States and other countries, as applicable.

What color red is the 49ers logo? ›

While red and gold are technically correct, the actual shades of the colors are: The San Francisco 49ers colors are scarlet red and metallic gold.

The 49er Faithful often refers to fans of the San Francisco 49ers. There are numerous names in conjunction with the 49ers fanbase such as The Niner Gang or the Niner Empire in regards to their success during the 1980s and early 1990s.

Another 49er proud of his connection to Mexico is offensive tackle Alfredo Gutierrez, who was actually born there. Gutierrez grew up in Tijuana playing youth football before moving to the U.S. Then he returned to his native country to play college football in Monterrey, Mexico.

The history of the touchdown horn for the San Francisco 49ers dates back to the early days of the team's establishment. Over the years, it has evolved into a symbol of pride and accomplishment for the 49ers organization, resonating with fans and players as a reminder of past victories and future successes.

NFL TYPeFaces

eNdzONe The NFL Endzone Slab typeface is a proprietary font unique to the NFL. Drawn specifically for NFL communications, Endzone is intended for use in headlines, titles, primary messaging and other principle text applica- tions.

NFC's official serif typeface is Minion Pro.

Some common examples include slab serif, garamond, bodoni, and didot. Serif typefaces are best used as business logo fonts if your brand is attempting to convey feelings of elegance and tradition.

Typefaces. From what I've gathered using images found online, the yard markings in most National Football League stadiums appear to be set in a Clarendon Bold or Black, or some modification thereof. (The zero, for example, is wider than you'll see in most fonts to balance it with the width of the number to its left.)