Arsenal Old Crest SVG Vector

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File Size:42.68 KB
License:Free License - CC0 1.0 Universal

Upload Date:September 17, 2026

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Arsenal Old Crest is a historic Arsenal Football Club emblem featuring the club's cannon, shield, and the Latin motto "Victoria Concordia Crescit" (VCC), meaning "Victory Through Harmony." Introduced in 1949, this classic crest was used by Arsenal before the club adopted its current crest in 2002.
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