Burnley's first use of a crest was in December 1887, when they wore the Royal Arms on the shirt. Prince Albert Victor watched the team play against Bolton Wanderers at Turf Moor in October 1886—the first visit to a professional football ground by a member of the Royal Family. To commemorate the visit, the club received a set of white jerseys featured with a blue sash and embellished with the Royal coat of arms. The crest was regularly worn on the shirts until 1895, when it disappeared. During the 1914 FA Cup Final, watched by King George V, it featured again on the kits.