EMPRESA NAVIERA ELCANO S.A.

Castillo de San Perdo’s photograph of 21 September 2010 shows a horizontally elongated funnel diamond. Books give it greater height to accommodate the letters at small scale. The company’s close-up shows lighter blue and no border to the diamond.

Castillo de Gomaz shows a distinct blue edge to the lozenge, much narrower than the lettering. The website logo also shows this version, perhaps indicating a change.

Port and starboard photographs of Castillo de Monterreal in 2011 and 2012 appear to show a stylised E inside a ring, presumably a new logo not yet reflected on the website. Recoleta also wears it, while other ships retain the old livery.

Earlier printed flags omit the red border at the hoist. The website logo has a narrow red hoist border, thinner than the other two sides; its yellow edging merely indicates flag edges. Rosanoski leaves the red border’s validity open, suggesting it may explain the fully bordered website version E400.

The second flag is white with a red shield bearing a gold tower. It appears as a second livery in both quoted Lista Oficial de Buques editions. The banderakitxasaon website version differs slightly in the castle.