ARGONAUT A/B.

The FOTW illustration follows Brown 1995.

Josef Nüsse’s table flag is swallowtailed and has a narrower emblem, but is displayed upside down, making the device read as an “A”. Rosanoski reverses it on the evidence of the emblem on Argo Thetis’s bow in a photograph dated 9 April 2000. Jorgen Hammar identifies the inverted-A device as a bull’s head and relates it to Greek mythology, alongside the Argonaut name, ships such as Golden Fleece and the Argo-named fleet, and subsidiary Jason Shipping.