VFW Logo

Centered on a red, Maltese-style cross with white triangular insets at each arm, the emblem has four sets of radiating gold/yellow rays filling the negative spaces between the cross arms. A thick blue circular ring sits at the center, conta...

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Red Maltese cross with gold rays and central blue seal showing an eagle and the words 'Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States'.
VFW logo

About VFW

Centered on a red, Maltese-style cross with white triangular insets at each arm, the emblem has four sets of radiating gold/yellow rays filling the negative spaces between the cross arms. A thick blue circular ring sits at the center, containing white uppercase text around its edge.

Inside the blue ring is a light turquoise circular disc with a heraldic eagle bearing a shield on its chest, clutching an olive branch and arrows; a small cluster of dots/marks appears above the eagle. The overall mark is bold, flat-colored and highly symmetrical, combining emblematic and heraldic elements.

What's in it: eagle shield olive branch arrows

Shapes: Maltese cross radiating rays circle ring shield (within eagle)

Style: heraldic emblem traditional flat colors symmetrical

Text in logo: VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES

Heraldic/patriotic imagery: eagle with shield, olive branch and arrows evoke U.S. military service and national service.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Vivid red
#C8102E · primary
Gold / yellow
#FFD100 · secondary
Royal blue (text ring)
#005EB8 · secondary
Light turquoise (central disc)
#7FE8EA · accent
White
#FFFFFF · accent

Frequently asked

Which organization uses this emblem?

This is the emblem used by the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW).

What do the central elements represent visually?

A heraldic eagle with a shield, olive branch and arrows, set in a circular seal — visual cues of U.S. national and military service.

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