



Some sources show the “A” on the A2 flag with a normal top.
The form of the “A” varies in the accounts of A3: Brown’s 1951 and 1958 editions show a flat top, while the 1982 and 1995 editions show a downward-forked horizontal arm. Brown’s 1926 and 1934 editions show the A3 flag with a funnel resembling A4.
A photograph of Dicto shows the A4 funnel.
Mitchell records A610 for Dryso, built in 1972 and of 21,178 tons. The source lists her in Aaby’s fleet from Lloyds 1980–1 to “1992-7”, after which she was sold. There is no date or stated reason for this funnel; Rosanoski suggests a charter as the logical explanation, rather than an established fact.