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image by Jaume Ollé
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by Jaume Ollé
The flag of Manchurian Transport Vessels is yellow with two black serrated
lines. This is also according Flaggenbuch 1939. Adopted 22 October 1935.
Jaume Ollé 17 June 2000
![[Marine Transport Flag]](../images/c/cn-mz-mt.gif)
image by Ivan Sache
Note: Flaggenbuch, 1939, [neu39] shows this flag having blue serrations. This is a reported error.
![[Manchurian Air Transport Co. arms]](../images/c/cn_matc.jpg)
image by Jan Mertens, 19 February 2010
The Airline Timetable Images site presents the Manchurian Air Transport Co.
aka
Manchukuo National Airways - this page one shows an enlarged
brochure
showing the roundel in the national colours and the rudder
flag or flag
rudder!
Another link to a baggage (luggage) label page shows more flag motifs, including
the company arms
begging the question, was a company flag used alongside this flaggy shield?
More on this airline (1932-1945)
here - it seems to have been more paramilitary
than civilian.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manchukuo_National_Airways
Jan Mertens, 19 February 2010
image by Jaume Ollé, 05 November 2009
The first Japanese penetration in Manchuria was through the railways of the
region that after the Russian-Japanese war of 1905 fall in hands of Japan
(Portsmouth Treaty). The South Manchurian Railway Co., a organization near under
government control, was created in April 1908 and adopted this flag.
Jaume Ollé 17 June 2000
A white flag with a red logo in the center, reminding superimposed latin letters M and I. Or a
winged I.
Jorge Candeias, 28 June 2006
The South Manchuria Railway was once a politically important company.
What interests me for the moment is the logo, which seems to be composed of the initial 'M' and the silhouette of a rail.
See: http://eaglewings-eyrie.com/YamatoHotelDairen-SouthManchuriaRailwayBk.JPG
Jan Mertens, 28 June 2006
I think in it is a stylized rail profile.
António Marints- Tuválkin, 28 June 2006
Its head office located in Dalian.
The white flag charged with a track and letter M
in red in the center.
Nozomi Kariyasu, 05 November 2009
image by Jaume Ollé, 05 November 2009
Northern China Railway Co. was created in 1938 and was under Japanese
military control. The company adopted and used this flag.
Jaume Ollé 17 June 2000
White with a black logo centered, consisting of a thick ring and 4 bars coming from the ring's
upper half and poiting to the fly (or the right, in case this logo has to stay like this in both sides of the flag).
Jorge Candeias, 28 June 2006
I guess this represents an winged (railroad) wheel. Not unlike the Soviet Union/Russia
Transports Ministry emblem.
António Marints- Tuválkin, 28 June 2006
Its head office located in Beijing.
The white flag charged with a circle and four horizontal
lines in black.
Nozomi Kariyasu, 05 November 2009
image by Jaume Ollé, 05 November 2009
Japan put the Railway of Central China under military Control. The Central
China Railway Co was created April 1939 and adopted this flag.
Jaume Ollé 17 June 2000
White with a red logo centered.
Jorge Candeias, 28 June 2006
Its head office located in Shanghai. The white flag charged with a track and
stylized kanji Ãæ= central in red in the center.
Nozomi Kariyasu, 05 November 2009
