The CREST was prepared from a design by McGregor of Manchester and approved at a meeting in Blackpool on the 10th September 1927. It features two angled shields, that on the left comprising a white St. Andrew’s Cross on a blue background (Argent Saltire on Azure), and the right depicting a red Lion Rampant on a yellow field (Gules on Or), superimposed on Thistles Floral with curved inscriptions ‘LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE’ above, ‘FEDERATION OF’ and ‘SCOTTISH SOCIETIES’ in two lines below. The Crest is found on the letterheads, the cover of the Annual Dinner and Ball Menu cards and (in colour) on the badges of the Past Presidents. These were first presented to five former Presidents at the Annual General Meeting in 1951 and to all subsequent Presidents on completion of their terms of Office

The PRESIDENT’S BADGE was donated by Fylde St. Andrew Society in 1938 to mark the coming into office of J.D. Laurie  and also as a memorial to T. Fraser Bowie. It was designed by E. Taylor of Wallasey Caledonian Society and shows a Lion Rampant on a St. Andrew’s Cross backed with Floral Thistles with inscriptions. Currently it is worn on a blue ribbon but started life suspended from a Tartan collar. Badges of a similar design were presented to the Secretary and Treasurer in 1951 and to the Chieftain in 1960

A CROMACH, or Shepherd’s Crook, made by Andrew MacLeod, Moreton & District Caledonian Association, was presented in 1959 for use by the Field President at the Highland Games. Another Cromach, also hand-made by Andrew MacLeod was gifted to the Festival of Scotland Highland Gathering in London 1963. 

The ROSE BOWL was donated by the family of Miss Margaret Sutherland, the first lady President of the Federation, who died in 1980 after 50 years service.  The Rose Bowl is filled with flowers and graces the top table at every Council meeting - the flowers being then delivered to a member of the Federation who is ill.

A BANNER, in memory of Jim Scott, Past President and Life Member, was presented by Liverpool Scots Association at the AGM on 1st May 1993. Of Blue cotton with a white fringe, it was designed by John Thornhill and made by Imelda Thornhill and Gladys Percy. Measuring 6ft x 4ft the banner features a Red Lion Rampant on a White Saltire, Gold Inscriptions, Thistles of Purple Velvet and Blue Maribou with Blaeberries, the Badge of the Scott Clan and classical Fret corners. The Banner is supported by a brass rail on a segmented mahogany stand constructed by Les Ingman.

A LACE CLOTH, of a Thistle design, also decorates the table and was given in memory of Robert Anderson, former Chieftain, by Miss Phyll Lee in 1985.

TRAYS - a hand carved Haggis Salver and a Silver Tray for Whisky and glasses, to be used at Federation Annual and Celebration Dinners, were presented in 1985 by Miss Jean Anderson in memory of her father Bobbie. 

A DIRK for use by the Chieftain on appropriate occasions during his term of office was given into the care of the Federation by Retiring Chieftain George Penman in 1990.

A QUAICH for use by the President, particularly at the Annual Dinner & Highland Ball was presented in May 1996 by Alister V. McLean, a former President.

A WHISKY FLASK, for use by the Chieftain on appropriate occasions during his term of office was given into the care of the Federation by the Retiring Chieftain, Jim McMillan, in 2000.