K.G. FISSER & VAN DOORNUM GMBH & CO.

F35 — *image contributed by Josef Nüsse, None*
*image by Jarig Bakker, 27 September 2005*
*image by Klaus-Michael Schneider, observed 1 May; illustrated 10 May 2009*

F111 — *image by Klaus-Michael Schneider, 29 March 2009*

F466 — *image by Klaus-Michael Schneider, 22 April 2011*

The German sources use a more ornate font and include a white dot after F.

Brown attributes F111 to the managed Dammtor partnership. Jordan calls the funnel marking a bend rather than band and gives F&D. Other sources keep the diamond within the band and flag, while Rehm omits white band edges. FOTW describes a red flag with a green lozenge touching the edges and white F&vD, but Rosanoski notes that its cited source actually keeps the lozenge within the field, closer to F467 apart from font.

The flag is green with a white lozenge enclosing a red ring and a symmetrical group of three arrows, two bent. Stewart and Mobil extend the lozenge throughout the field, whereas Brown and Nüsse leave it just short of the edges; Stewart’s funnel lozenge touches top and bottom. An earlier FOTW image uses light bright green, but Schneider’s observed table flag gives the darker field Rosanoski considers correct.

This version adds the company name in white serifed capitals along the lower edge, based on an observed table flag.

Mobil gives a circle rather than a diamond on the funnel, supported by Carl Visser in December 1963 and Kronoborg’s October 2013 port-side photograph. Mobil also attributes it to Fisser K.G. and Reunert; Mitchell apparently notes it for Felucca Marine.