![[Dawn Shipping Pty. Ltd. houseflag and funnel]](../images/a/au~dawn.gif)
image by Neale Rosanoski,
8 March 2010
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image by Neale Rosanoski,
8 March 2010
Dawn Shipping Pty. Ltd. Formed in 1984 to operate a cargo service across Bass
Strait it was announced in The Log 11/1984 that vessels would be flying the
"Fighting Kangaroo" flag which is shown in the "Kangaroo Flag"
page. Whether it was
meant to be a house flag is not clear from the report but as the service never
commenced operations it does not matter. The flag was seen flown by the
"Express" of Howard Smith Ltd. in 11/1990 but as an Australian symbol only.
Neale Rosanoski, 8 March 2010
![[James Deane & Co. houseflag and funnel]](../images/a/au~deane.gif)
image by Neale Rosanoski,
8 March 2010
James Deane & Co. One of the founders of the Melbourne Steamship Co. Ltd. and
operating in his own name between 1872 and 1885 using a red swallowtail with a
white "D" from The Log 2/1987.
Neale Rosanoski, 8 March 2010
![[Erria Shipping Pty. Ltd. houseflag and funnel]](../images/a/au~erria.gif)
image by Neale Rosanoski,
8 March 2010
Erria Shipping Pty. Ltd. Operated parcel tankers from 1973 to the latter 1980s
with a horizontal triband of blue and white, the central white being very broad
and bearing a red "E" as shown The Log 8/1987.
Neale Rosanoski, 8 March 2010
![[J. Fenwick & Co. Pty. Ltd. houseflag and funnel]](../images/a/au~fen.gif)
image by Neale Rosanoski,
8 March 2010
J. Fenwick & Co. Pty. Ltd. Tug company of Sydney from 1883-1996 with a
diagonally halved flag from upper hoist to lower fly of green over yellow with
overall a white panel bearing a black "F". Source The Log 11/1986.
Neale Rosanoski, 8 March 2010
![[Flagship Charters flag]](../images/a/au~flgsp.gif)
image by Ivan Sache, 30 Nov 2006
Flagship Charters, founded in 1982 in Sydney, are specialized in luxury cruises in Sydney Harbour, the Whitsunday Islands and the Great Barrier Reef regions of Queensland. The company owns some 30 ships, suitable for 1-4 ("La Dolce Vita") to 80-475 ("Lady Rose") passengers.
The houseflag of Flagship Charters is diagonally divided blue-red with
a white diamond, not touching the borders of the flag and charged with
a black Italic F. It is shown on a
photograph on the company website presenting the wedding packages proposed by the company.
Ivan Sache, 30 November 2006
Flagship Charters. They operate two websites and the second,
http://flagshipcruises.com.au gives
the official name as Flagship
Cruises Pty Ltd. and shows a slightly different
version of the logo with the diamond touching the top and bottom edges though as
the sides of the diamond do not properly align with the field division the
chances are that it is all immaterial and there is no actual flag. Though if
there is one I doubt that the letter is italic as the spine is angled in line
with the image edges. The company arranges charters for the various vessel
owners according to its site – just a booking centre in effect.
Neale
Rosanoski, 8 March 2015
![[Freighters Ltd. houseflag and funnel]](../images/a/au~freig.gif)
image by Neale Rosanoski,
8 March 2010
Freighters Ltd. An Adelaide firm which was involved as a shipowner from 1948
until 1958 with The Log 11/1985 showing a horizontally halved swallowtail of
white over red with overall a small white diamond defined black bearing a black
"F".
Neale Rosanoski, 8 March 2010
![[Fremantle Port Authority houseflag and funnel]](../images/a/au~fpa4.gif)
image by Neale Rosanoski,
8 March 2010
Fremantle Port Authority. Took over from the Fremantle Harbour Trust on
27.11.1964 with their new flag a Blue Ensign bearing a canton of the Union Flag
and in fly a yellow circle with a black swan swimming to hoist an under the
circle the yellow letters "F.P.A" as shown in The Log 8/1994.
Neale Rosanoski, 8 March 2010
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