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SVENSKA CELLULOSA A/B.

S338
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S611
image by Jarig Bakker, 18 August 2005
S641
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S642
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S978
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S980
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The 1941 sawtooth emblem is a ring with a finely serrated inner edge, enclosing a crown over SCA. One cap badge shows a green swallow-tail with an uncertain dark-grey outer ring edge, a green emblem and small green diamonds beside the letters; C is larger. The other has a royal-blue field and gold emblem and ring, without diamonds. The source does not explain the two forms.

Nüsse’s SCA Shipping table flag is white with a mid-blue panel carrying the emblem in white.

Munksund’s photographed sea flag is entirely lighter blue with a white emblem. The funnel and flag are dated before 1990 by the logo; Mitchell omits the detail within the ring.

In 1990 SCA replaced the sawtooth with three interlocking triangles representing hygiene products, packaging and graphic paper. Rosanoski doubts Brown’s separate-triangle arrangement and entirely blue funnel: other evidence suggests interlocking triangles above SCA in white, with the established black funnel and broad blue band edged white retained. S980 is only an assumed possible reconstruction. It is unknown whether the letters accompanied the triangles on the flag. The period of shipping use may have been brief before the 1991 disposal.