Crest Explained
For the 2009/10 Season, the Shakers have adopted a combination of two formerly used crest's. The original town crest, as detailed below, has been combined with the 'V'Shaped' badge used in the 70's and early 90's. The new crest was designed to mark the clubs 125th anniversary and will be in use from 01 July 2009 to 30 June 2010.
The Shakers 'Crest' or 'Logo' is a form of the town of Bury's Crest and is explained as follows:-
The various images contained in the crest are the anvil, representing metalwork, a fleece representing wool, two shuttles representing the textile industry and culms of the papyrus plant that represent the papermaking industry.
The crest shows a bee for industry between two branches of the cotton plant.
The Latin phrase 'Vincit - Omnia - Industria' is translated to read 'Conquer All Industry' or in today's terminology: Hard Work Conquers All
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The original club crest |














