CITY OF CORK STEAM PACKET CO. LTD.

LJC’s C1103 and Reed 1891’s C1104 also mention Wilson, Son & Co.

Reed 1901 and 1912 likewise mention Wilson, Son & Co., showing the emblem only in black and white, compressed into a circle. Griffin also uses black and white. LJC’s indistinct charge lacks a black outline and was initially read as a yellow three-towered castle. The emblem comes from Cork’s arms, which show a three-masted sailing vessel between two towers, with rocks below and an inscription on the arms. FOTW identifies the city arms, with uncertainty in its description of the vessel. A company timetable for 12 June–10 September 1961 supplies another flag image.