BUKSÉR & BERGING A/S.

Portside photographs of John (B640) and Haabull (B644) appear to show the panel reversed; Rosanoski considers the John arrangement presumably an error.

The funnel follows a portside photograph of Bruse; another photograph appears to show the original flag flying. Bought in 1996, Bruse transferred in 2003 to Bogser & Bärgning I Sverige A/B, care of Bukser & Bjergning A/S.

The funnel follows a starboard photograph of BB Worker, with a later portside view also recorded. No flag was flying; the panel was used to depict the website image. Its dull dark blue was made more definite in the illustration. The website flag has an ascending diagonal partition and differently placed Bs, the lower B encroaching on the white triangle. Mertens could not determine whether it also overlapped the upper initial, and had found no photograph of the flag flying, calling it a flagoid. Rosanoski subsequently noted a connected BB logo on a tug and a Norwegian-site version using orange rather than red, suggesting a possible gradual change; an August 2005 photograph still showed the original flag.

The skipet livery is recorded under the original name Bugser og Bergningsselskapet.