DANNEBROG REDERI A/S.

The house flag has a split Dannebrog on blue. Stewart’s illustrations incorrectly end the white cross in a V: other sources square off its end. Funnel photographs normally show the flag tails pointing aft on both sides, although Merchant Ships 1949 points the tail forward. The band generally encircles the funnel but sometimes breaks at the front. Rosanoski rejects Reed’s placement of the band immediately below the black top; Lloyds 1904 and 1912 omit the black top. His colour shades follow the WSS history rather than the website.

The size and form of the flag on the funnel vary. Nordana Monika at Newcastle on 29 May 2010 has it occupying the full band width; Charlottenborg also shows a large flag with aft-pointing tails, while Naesborg on 9 April 2006 has a smaller one. Nordborg on 25 October 2007 confirms the flag and funnel, but the flag panel appears larger than on Nüsse’s table flag. Skodsborg, Christiansborg and Lilleborg photographs show no tails; some flags fill the band depth. Rosanoski suggests possible use of the merchant flag rather than ensign, or differences for associated-company vessels.

Stjerneborg, photographed from the port side on 4 December 2013, carries NORDANA on the hull but effectively a Dannebrog funnel. Equasis records Dannebrog management from 1 January 2007 to 23 April 2010. Rosanoski presumes continued chartering, with the earliest photograph dating from 2008.