At first, the Steelers stamped player numbers on either side of their helmets like most of their contemporaries. ... In 1962, U.S. Steel offered the Steelers logo for the NFL team to use.

Farmer: The Steelers are the NFL’s only team that doesn’t have its logo on both sides. “It’s a very simple story: It was an arbitrary decision by the equipment manager,” said Joe Gordon ...

However, the 1962 alteration was promptly reworked, as in 1969, the Steelers made yet another change to their logo. The iconic Steelers badge we all know today was adopted by the team in 1969 and ...

When Pittsburgh's NFL team changed its name from the Pirates to the Steelers prior to the 1940 season, there were no logos on player's helmets. It wasn't until the 1950s that designs on the sides of ...

DETROIT (AP) - The Pittsburgh Steelers' logo is one of the best-known in pro sports, the three starlike symbols that decorate one side -- and only one side -- of their black-as-coal helmets.

Posted by ESPN.com's James Walker PITTSBURGH -- With the assumption that many readers searching for Super Bowl coverage this week may be newcomers to the AFC North blog and not die-hard Steelers ...

Pittsburgh Steelers and Saint Vincent College officials kicked off the celebration of the 50th annual Pittsburgh Steelers summer training camp at Saint Vincent College today with the introduction ...

At first glance, you could miss the substitution of the Star of David as the yellow hypocycloid and think you were just looking at the Steelers logo—and that made the second-glance ...