Fulham FC Primary Logo
Fulham Football Club, founded in 1879, is one of the oldest football clubs in England. Over the years, Fulham has had many different logos and symbols to represent its club. The primary logo for Fulham FC has gone through several changes throughout its history.
The first version of the logo was introduced at some point during the 1930s and featured a shield shape with a lion rampant inside it along with two crossed swords below that represented strength and courage respectively. This design remained unchanged until 1966 when it was replaced by an updated version that featured more modern graphics such as a white outline around the lion rampant symbolizing purity as well as three stars above representing past successes achieved by Fulham FC over time.
In 2010, another redesign took place featuring even more modern graphics including an abstracted representation of Craven Cottage (the stadium where they play) on top of two crossed hammers signifying hard work while also giving homage to their nickname “The Cottagers” from back in 1919-1920 season when they won promotion into Division One (now known Premier League). This current version remains today but continues to be tweaked every few seasons or so based on fan feedback or other factors like new sponsorships etcetera. All these changes have been made over time but all versions still maintain certain core elements making them instantly recognizable among fans worldwide!
2001 - Present
In 2001 following Fulham’s promotion to the Premiership, the current Club’s crest has a solid looking shield in black and white with initials of “FFC” horizontally positioned and connected in red with black trim.
1995 - 2001
Again taking inspiration from the Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham’s coat of arms. This crest has a castle turret with a red rose flag on top of a knight’s helmet in red and blue. In the center is a newly design shield with two white crisscrossed swords on a red background on now a strip blue and white background. Below is a wordmark “FULHAM F.C.” in red on a white banner.
1982 - 1995
Fulham’s badge in 1982, has an arched wordmark “FULHAM FOOTBALL CLUB” in blue around a black and white ship above two white swords on a red background with several blue waves on a white with a blue trim circle.
1977 - 1982
New design for the Fulham crest in 1977, a new design shield with blue waves and two crisscrossed swords on a red background with black trim. Above the shield is a black with a red rose ship and below the shield is a banner with the wordmark “FULHAM F.C.” in yellow on a red background.
1972 - 1977
Interlocking letters “FFC” in black, representing Fulham Football Club.
1951 - 1972
The Fulham crest is updated again in 1951, with the “Fulham FC” scroll removed leaving the shield of the Coat of Arms.
1947 - 1951
The Fulham badge is now updated in 1947 with the same design but changed the background in the shield and banner to white.
1945 - 1947
The Club crest changed to incorporates the Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham’s Coat of Arms. The background of the shield is red with a red banner below with the wordmark “FULHAM F-C” also in red with black lettering.
1931 - 1945
For the first time since the inception of Fulham FC, the Club crest has changed. In 1931, crest incorporated Craven Cottage on the newly designed shield. Also added is a wordmark “FULHAM” in black on top and “FC” below the cottage.
1898 - 1931
The first crest of Fulham Football Club began with a black with a red trim shield. The shield has the initials “FFC” in red positioned between two criss crossed swords.
