Documentary images — company attribution uncertain

Flinter Bay’s October 2008 port-side logo is on a square panel attached to the band. Red-looking areas are presumed orange affected by the camera. Flinterbirka confirms the starboard arrangement. Flintermare in January 2012 has a narrow white r, possibly an unfinished painting guide rather than the completed letter.

Both funnel references cite Flintercarrier’s starboard side on 26 July 2008; F459 appears darker blue. Its flag reference is Noorderkroon in August 2008, while another actual-flag photograph, though poorly spread, appears to place the emblem towards the hoist.

An orange table flag has the logo in light blue and white and the company name in white towards the fly. The cited example measured about 10.5 by 15.5 cm. Rosanoski accepts the rendering for the table flag but questions that placement for a sea-going flag. He suspects an association with the holding or financial side, without verification.

The blue version is seen on Noorderkroon’s bow. Rosanoski questions the published rendering because the likely photograph shows the charge centred or slightly towards the hoist. He suggests it belongs to the shipping side, matching white and orange on a blue funnel band, with orange lettering sometimes appearing red in photographs.

Shared branding does not prove each complete variant used by every named company; table versus ship use retained.