


Skipet depicts the funnel flag slightly flapping, whereas photographs show an angled panel with straight upper and lower edges. Photographs of Boughaz from both sides in 1994 and 1995 confirm that the panel points forward on each side, its hoist aligned with the funnel’s forward slope. Skipet also angles it on an upright funnel drawing. The photographs show no hull lettering. In October 2004 Boughaz wore Lineas Maritimas Europeas colours, presumably on charter.
Mitchell places this funnel beside C1300. Rosanoski suggests that ships contributed by the joint-venture partners may have used slightly modified versions of their normal markings.
The funnel comes from a starboard photograph of Banasa in June 2004. It is unclear whether the flag emblem has black outlining or is merely dark blue. The FOTW flag is yellow and rectangular, with a thin blue vertical stripe towards the hoist and a blue star in the upper fly. Its website source also led to an account placing the Moroccan company in Casablanca as a branch of Comarit España. Rosanoski questions that inference: the archived Spanish website linked to a vessel in C1300 colours under represented companies, leaving the relationship unclear. The design is noted as similar to that of Fred Olsen S.A.