Arsenal Crest at The Emirates Stadium, London

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The text describes the history of Arsenal Football Club's crest and its evolution over time. The current crest was adopted in 2002 after a decision to create a new one due to uncertainty surrounding its exact origin and inability to copyright it. The previous crest, which had been used for 53 years, featured elements introduced at different times and was "cleaned up" for commercial reasons in 2001. The text also describes the Art Deco crest that has been synonymous with the club since the 1930s. It was designed by Herbert Chapman and Claude Waterlow Ferrier, who created a symbol representing the club's name ("Arsenal"), its sport (football), and its purpose (club). The crest is still used today on various Arsenal merchandise. The text includes images of different crests used by the club over time, including the current one, a special 125th anniversary crest design, and the Art Deco crest.