CHANDRIS GROUP.

C126 appears to be the general group livery. A photograph of Vassos, sold in 1939, suggests the funnel change preceded the Second World War. It is attributed to Charlton Steam Shipping, Novor Shipping, Mrs. Evginia J. Chandris, Chandris (Hellas) and Chandris Marine Services. Stewart 1953 omits the white funnel bands, which Rosanoski regards as a printing error. Marivik in March 2000 confirms the funnel. Simsmetal used the flag on its chartered namesake in 1969–72.

Romanza in April 1988 confirms the C128/C212 funnel. Its flag appears blue with a white X, but the small photograph cannot establish white bands or even a rectangular shape. These funnels may have been confined, or later confined, to passenger vessels. Brown 1982 attributes C212 to A.J. & D.J. Chandris. Rosanoski questions Mitchell’s cargo-ship-related attribution to Chandris Maritime Services.

C923 follows Astrea and appears to be a tanker design, also seen on Aktea.

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