Issued: Early 20th century Manufacturer: H.W Millar This badge has been around forever and older members have told me they were given a badge on joining the club. There have been several issues of this badge with the oldest version having a buttonhole fitting.

Issued: 1979 Manfacturer: Unknown Produced by the Clifton Reds supporters club to celebrate our centenary year, this badge was made in limited numbers (500 I think) and the die was destroyed (allegedly) so no more copies could be made.

Issued 1980 Manufacturer: Coffer Northampton Although not sold by nor I believe officially sanctioned by the club, I have included this badge in the official section due to it being a Coffer badge. Coffer badges are much sought after by collectors and this badge is a firm favourite amongst older supporters. It was sold by the Athletic Stores in Belfast

Issued: 1980 Manufacturer: P&G Made by well known badge makers P&G I'm not sure whether or not this badge was officially sanctioned by Cliftonville FC. There were 8 designs in total (I only have 2) each featuring the same plastic insert. They were sold by SS. Moores in Belfast and I don't recall them being sold at Solitude.

Issued: 1980 Manufacturer: P&G Made by well known badge makers P&G I'm not sure whether or not this badge was officially sanctioned by Cliftonville FC. There were 8 designs in total (I only have 2) each featuring the same plastic insert. They were sold by SS. Moores in Belfast and I don't recall them being sold at Solitude.

Issued: 1980 Manufacturer: Unknown I'm not 100% sure when this badge was sold by the club but I do remember buying it from the club shop. It is a tiny badge and again, it has been pirated and has turned up on various stalls and websites. The pirated version is easily distinguished from the original has it has a pin too large for the badge.

Issued: 1982 Manufacturer: Unknown First produced by the Premier Reds supporters club in the 1950s, this version was recast in 1982. The original version had a maker's name on the reverse but the 1982 version doesn't.

Issued: 1982 Manufacturer: Unknown This is another old badge recast in 1982. The original was first produced in the 1950s (I think). The original may have had a makers name on the reverse.

Issued: 1990 Manufacturer: Unknown I believe this badge was produced by the Clifton Reds supporters club to mark 100 years at our Solitude home. This badge was pirated and sold by a stall holder in Belfast's High Park centre who also sold a pirated red version.

Issued: 1991 Manufacturer: Unknown Based on that season's Spall kit this badge was produced and sold by the Clifton Reds supporters club. This was the first Cliftonville kit badge.

Issued: 1991 Manufacturer: Unknown Based on that season's Spall away kit this badge was produced and sold by the Clifton Reds supporters club. This away kit badge was produced along with the home kit version.

Issued: 1998 Manufacturer: W.O. Lewis Badges Ltd Produced by the Clifton Reds to mark our championship winning season in 1997-98. This was the last badge produced by the club before they became defunct.

Issued: 1998 Manufacturer: Unknown Produced by the club to mark our 1997-98 championship winning season.

Issued: 1998 Manufacturer: Unknown This was the 3rd kit badge produced by the club and featured the Kit Kat advertising and Le Coq logo.

Issued: 2002 Manufacturer: Unknown Again, I'm not sure when the club sold this badge and I am guessing at 2002. This badge always puzzled me as it seems to be a printed crest rather than an enamel badge and has an 'unfinished' feel to it. The puzzle was solved when a friend gave me a version with a resin dome covering the crest. I can only assume that the one I bought was among a batch delivered without the resin being applied.

Issued: 2002 Manufacturer: Unknown This badge is identical to the Printed crest badge but has been finished with a resin dome.

Issued: 2004 Manufacturer: Unknown This badge was the winning design in a competition in 2004 to produce an official souvenir to mark our club's 125th anniversary.

Issued: 2006 Manufacturer: Unknown Designed for the FDC team that travelled to the US to take part in and indeed win the USA cup. I'd been tracking this badge for years but was unable to lay my hands on one. I was given this one by 'Red1' on the day we were presented with the Gibson cup in 2013.

Issued: 2007 Manufacturer: Unknown Produced by the Solitude Reds supporters club.

Issued: 2007 Manufacturer: Unknown Produced by the Football Development Centre to help fund our kids going to take part in a tournament in the USA.

Issued: 2007 Manufacturer: Unknown Produced by the club to mark our participation in the 2007-08 Intertoto cup against Dinaburg of Latvia and KAA Gent of Belgium.

Issued: 2007 Manufacturer: Pin Expert China This badge started of as an unofficial badge being sold on the internet from somewhere in Hong Kong. An approach was made to the seller and a batch was ordered by the club to sell in our own shop.

Issued: 2008 Manufacturer: Unknown This badge was produced to mark our participation in the 2008 Setanta cup. It features the crests of our three group opponents, Drogheda United, Cork City and Dungannon Swifts, along with our own crest. There is also a version with a black banner at the bottom.

Issued: 2008 Manufacturer: Unknown This badge was produced to mark our participation in the 2008 Setanta cup. It features the crests of our three group opponents, Drogheda United, Cork City and Dungannon Swifts, along with our own crest. There is also a version with a yellow banner at the bottom.

Issued: 2008 Manufacturer: Unknown This is another badge produced by the Football Development Centre to raise funds.

Issued: 2008 Manufacturer: Black Dragon Produced to mark the demise of our beloved Cage, this badge was inspired by Frankie Quinn's famous photo from the back of the Cage at the Celtic match in 1984. There is a pirated version doing the rounds but it is of poor quality and is easily distinguishable from the original.

Issued: 2008 Manufacturer: Black Dragon A green version of the Cage badge, produced in limited numbers.

Issued: 2008 Manufacturer: Black Dragon The design for this badge was inspired by the much sought after Coffer badge from the 1980s.

Issued: 2008 Manufacturer: Black Dragon The design for this badge was inspired by the much sought after Coffer badge from the 1980s. This version features a green shamrock and was produced in limited numbers.

Issued: 2008 Manufacturer: Black Dragon This badge was to mark our short but enjoyable UEFA Cup campaign in 2008 and our new found friendship with the FC KØBENHAVN club and their supporters. It was produced in two different colour schemes, 100 of each design.