


Nüsse’s table flag has diagonal blue and white quarters, with an overall white circle containing a red N. Mitchell records the funnel under R. & G. Rahmann, apparently from Navalis, but his line drawing omits the panel. Rosanoski doubts whether the blue ring in the funnel illustration should appear and suggests that the panel ought to reproduce the flag. The ship’s naming dates differ between sources, and he could not locate her in Lloyds.
The company history page’s 1972 panel shows the quartered design with a somewhat smaller N than Nüsse’s flag. Van den Muijzenberg followed the unmodified flag for his funnel reconstruction, without having seen the funnel itself. Rosanoski preferred that rendition as more likely while retaining Mitchell’s alternative; panel proportions and shades remain uncertain.
Schneider describes a blue flag with a light-blue squarish tressure enclosing a red bow and a blue triangular object, with white NAVALIS lettering below. Rosanoski questions whether the underlying image was a website link panel rather than an actual flag. It might represent the group, but no flag sighting confirms it. He also notes that the website shows a white portside bow where this image has light blue.