EUROPA-LINIEN A/S.

The later M-to-GT change is tentatively placed at the 1975 renaming. Gedser’s 1976 starboard postcard and Travemünde’s port-side photograph show the funnel, the latter with a narrow black top. The table flag’s skewed shield and letters may indicate horizontal-banner display, but no sleeve is visible.

The 1986 red livery changed the formerly blue-over-red panel to red, retaining white letters. Travemünde’s postcard supplies the version; Mitchell adds a black top and separates the letters side by side. Whether its flag also changed is unknown.

The blue funnel has a broad white band with a black chain-link emblem and GT, presumably following the 1987 GT-Link name. Mitchell reads EE and frames it with rounded E-like forms; Rosanoski follows Falstar Link’s postcard, including a narrow black top. The double-sided flag has its emblem towards the hoist. Nüsse places it under the Swedish owner Sea-Link, which Rosanoski regards as a mistaken attribution.

A Travemünde postcard gives this apparent alternative funnel, labelled GT-Link colours.

Travemünde Link’s postcard supplies another alternative.

Rostock Link’s postcard supplies the Europa funnel, with the same view confirmed to port. A July 1995 Falstar Link photograph seems to show a white flag with the funnel emblem in blue; Rosanoski calls this strongly likely, not definite.