Collingwood logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Another distinctive feature was a belt design.
- Here, the tree was reduced to the only branch on which the bird was sitting.
- 1892 — 1950 The initial emblem for the Collingwood team was introduced in 1892 and this was the first time when the magpie was depicted on the logo of the club.
- The original badge had a circular shape and a wide framing with the “Collingwood Football Club” written around its perimeter.
- The magpie sitting on a branch was drawn in the middle part of the logo.
- 1941 — 1960 When the Social Club opened in 1941, the logo mentioned above was modified to include the word “Social.” 1951 — 1955 Around 1951, the club adopted a logo featuring a magpie facing to the right.
- 1966 — 1967 In the annual reports of 1966-1967 and 1973-1974, we can see a modified version with the words “Collingwood Football Club” on the background.
- Now it was just a blackbird sitting on the wooden fence and turning its head to the left.
- 1973 — 1974 Throughout the following decades, the club used colored versions, shield logos with the magpie facing to the right and to the left.
- The contours of both the bird and the fence remained untouched.
- 1978 — 1981 The new badge was introduced by the club in 1978.
- The magpie was now drawn on a white vertical rectangle and placed on the dark gray crest with the upper part outlined in blue.
- The “Magpies” inscription in the uppercase was written in a fancy elegant sans-serif typeface and placed above a smaller “Collingwood Football Club” wordmark.
- On the bird’s body, there was a light gray square badge with a blue chevron placed under the solid blue circle.
- 1983 In 1983 the club brings back the circular shape of the badge, placing a black and gray magpie on a white background and enclosing it into a frame in a thin double outline.
- The circular badge was changed to oval, and two flags got placed under it, decorated by a wreath.
- The “1892 — 1992” datemark was placed under the emblem, and the magpie was now standing on a small crest with the “100 anniversary” inscription.
- 1993 — 2003 In 1993 the bottom line with the datemark was removed from the Collingwood Football Club badges and the contours of all the elements were emboldened and cleaned.
- This was the first time when there were two magpies on the logo.
- 2018 — Today Eventually, in 2018, the club opted for a comparatively minimalistic design with black and white stripes on the background.
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