


Brown 1958’s H127 shows a yellow or buff funnel with a band vertically divided white-red and bearing a counterchanged “H”. The flag has the same white-red division and counterchanged letter.
Stewart’s H128 uses the same white-red flag, but depicts it flying from a pole on the yellow or buff funnel instead of as a band.
Brown 1978’s H129 reverses the colours to red-white, on both the funnel band and the flag, again with a counterchanged “H”. Rosanoski thinks this is probably the correct version if it follows the predecessor’s livery, but leaves the conflicting sources unresolved.