This article first distinguishes between resolution and precision, then between precision and accuracy. In each case, we will start with an example chosen to make the point clear, then take one or two examples from clubmaking measurement to show why it's important to clubmakers.
The effort was successful, and on February 8, 1966, the NHL awarded an expansion team to Pittsburgh for the 1967â68 season. The Penguins paid $2.5 million for their entry in to the NHL and $750,000 more for start-up costs.
Gessner, who was paid $1,500 to design six logos for the Penguins, favored the name âHornetsâ for the new NHL expansion team. This nickname had been used for the cityâs American League team from 1936-1956 and again from 1961-67. Plus, he designed the Hornets logo when they returned in the â60s.he Penguins were a powerhouse, winning back-to-back Stanley Cups with a superstar who had won three Art Rossâ and a Hart Trophy at the time. But in 1992-93, Corporate Penguin was introduced to the jersey. Some called it modernizing the logo, but most considered it a huge step back. Blame Howard Baldwin.