The former Yick Fung funnel persisted on Yick Lee and Full-named bulkers such as Full Wealth, Full Rich, Full Strong and Full Comfort. Full Wealth was built after the Hong Kong merger, so continued use cannot simply mean old paint retained from an earlier owner. Rosanoski ultimately identifies it as one of COSCO (HK)’s bulker designs but does not know why it was retained. Bob Scott relates the predecessor Hong Kong companies to the acquisition of Western tonnage during trade embargoes; Rosanoski treats this as a possible explanation, not a proven livery rule.
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