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1924[]
First badge of the Olympic team for Paris 1924
1928[]
Used for the Amsterdam 1928 team
~1930[]
Used for the 1930 and 1935 Central American and Caribbean Games teams
1932[]
Team badge for the 1932 Olympic Games. Initials "EO" stands for "Equipo Olímpico" (Olympic Team)
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1936[]
Logo used in the Olympic team sweaters (the word "Mexico" sometimes changes for the name of the sport in the athlete jacket)
Second version seen on athletes jackets too.
1948[]
Team badge
1950s[]
Used on NOC pins during 50s
2nd version with "Mexico" label
Emblem used for the Olympic Team during the 50's and mid 60's
~1963[]
Based in the aztec eagle glyph.
1968[]
Used by NOC and Olympic Team for the 1968 Olympics
1972-1976[]
Olympic Committee logo
Team logo
1975[]
Used for the 1975 Pan American Games
1976-1983[]
Olympic Committee logo
Team logo
1983-2000[]
Logo revealed in commemoration of the 60th anniversary of COM
Team logo
1987-2014[]
2014-present[]
Mexican flag nowadays is the COM emblem. First time used in 2014 Winter Olympics.
Centennial logo (2023)
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