Glasgow Celtic FC Football Club Metal Pin Badge Crest Logo Emblem Official

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For the anniversary of the club, the badge switched its colors and the clover with the frame became bright green, while the lettering — white.

Theory: The below medal is the earliest known usage of the four leaf clover, and the design represents in part reflects the winning of four senior trophies that season. Very much the same as the modern badge, but this was just a one-off usage and not used further as the official badge of the club till the 1930’s. In 1994, the badge was updated very slightly and this design remained unaltered until the 2007/08 season, when Celtic celebrated the 40th anniversary of their European Cup victory with the addition of a star. I was taken aback at the prohibition on the recent Maloney article (I think it was poor Arsely Parsley that copped it). Not surprisingly for Fergus there was controversy too as he tried to get the idea off the ground that the badge should be changed to appeal to the Scottish business community and should incorporate a thistle.

All were informed that the idea was to choose the best looking badge, independent of their support for the clubs.

The most popular away strip ever worn by the club also featured the large green 3 leaf shamrock as late as the early 60s. The current badge is an amendment of the previous badge after the takeover in 1995 when the club changed their financial status to a Public Limited Company from a Private Limited Company, hence the writing around the badge had to be amended. We now reveal the top ten badges of the vote as homage to Luiz Fernando Bindi, journalist, a great specialist in club badges who died prematurely in July of 2008. At the outset of its formation club membership was heavily over subscribed considering that buses were rationed and not readily available, then not every member was guaranteed a place on the bus.This badge make a top scoring addition to your collection and it is bound to get you noticed next time you are at the game and they will also make a lovely gift for a loyal fan. In fact stronger proof that the official badge until 1938 was the 3 leaf is seen on the back of the 1929/30 season ticket with the badge stamped proudly. My father invited me to speculate as to who that might be: I suggested ‘the driver’, I was told to behave myself. Established in 1888, Celtic has become one of the most adorned and respected football clubs in the world.

In 1988, the club celebrated their centenary with a badge derived from the Celtic cross of their very first badge.

Along the top of the resulting green frame, they’ve written the club’s name – ‘the Celtic Football Club’ – in white letters. Not known to have been an official badge, and there is actually a badge which was 99% the same as used for similar Rangers adverts, in papers. After due consultation and consideration, Celtic supporters either at club or association level responded to this ‘request’ and the plaque design was gifted to Celtic F.