GUINOMAR INTERNATIONAL.

A cufflink provides a possible flag: it was described as the Klaveness flag with the Guinean insignia superimposed, apparently black and white. Rosanoski disputed the Klaveness identification because that flag had only three bands, but considered it possible evidence for blue in an actual flag.

Mitchell places this funnel under both Klaveness and Guinomar, apparently for Guinomar Bastion, managed for Baumare. The Guinomar version has a black top. Mitchell shows the anchor over the G, with its shaft visible across the letter, unlike his G35 version.

Mitchell records this funnel for Guinomar Baraka, managed by Klaveness for Baraka. The anchor shaft is not visible throughout the letter area, agreeing with Brown. The flag is white with a blue G over a grey upright anchor in Brown 1995; Mitchell gives no indication that the anchor is grey.