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image by Miles Li, 26 June
2016
Source: Colin Stewart, Flags, Funnels and Hull Colours [ste63]
Miles Li, 18 June 2016
image by Jarig Bakker, 12 July 2004
From <www.dickmar.com>:
"Marittima Mediterranea SpA is a company on the move. Formed
in 1954, M.M. has quickly established itself as a
service-oriented,reliable,general steamship agency. For the best
and reliable attendance entrust your vessel to our organization.
long experience in handling petroleum,chemical and gas
trasportation. Bunkering agents. our own offices,located to serve
major ports in Italy,are complemented by a sub-agency network
covering all italian ports."
Head office at Augusta (SR). Flag
from this site is logo on white.
Dov Gutterman, 4 November 2003
Marittima Mediterranea SpA, Augusta (Sicily) - White with the
firm's logo: two blue interconnected parts of chains (?)
surrounding two red capitals M.
Jarig Bakker, 12 July 2004
image by Miles Li, 6 July 2016
From <www.marittimaravennate.com>:
"Marittima Ravennate SpA is one of the oldest shipagencies
in Ravenna: it was established in 1929, originating from a
shipping company existing since 1907, therefore the services
offered resuIt from many years of experience in the maritime
field."
Flag at this site is red and charged with white diamond and red
"M".
Dov Gutterman, 4 November 2003
Marnavi was founded in 1910 by Dominico Ievoli and is
currently chaired by the founder's grandson, Domenico. The
company operates 27 ships, including 12 petrochemical tankers,
all with "Ievoli" in their name and 8 ships for
transporting food products (oil, water, wine) to and from the
Italian islands.
The house flag of Marnavi, shown as a graphic on the front page
of the company
website, is a red pennant with a white cross charged in the
middle with a blue anchor and in upper hoist with a blue
"I." (for "Ievoli").
The "Ievoli Sun" sank on 30 October 2000 north of the
island of Batz, Northern Brittany, causing a limited pollution by
styrene. The incident happened one year after the
"Erika" oil spill and highlighted the risk to the
environment represented by the chemical tankers, as well as the
lack of knowledge on the bahviour and impact of chemical
pollutant on sea life.
Ivan Sache, 7 March 2008
image by Miles Li, 24 June
2016
Source: Colin Stewart, Flags, Funnels and Hull Colours [ste63]
Miles Li, 18 June 2016
image by Miles Li, 6 July 2016
image by Jarig Bakker, 12 July 2004
At <www.omniainformatica.it>
there are an houseflag and
a pennant for this
company.
Jan Mertens, 31 October 2003
The images belong to two companies which are subsidiaries
of Casa di Spedizioni Rag. Andrea Cagnoni S.r.l. The flag
is that of Mediterranea di Navigazione S.r.l. formed in 1987, the
pennant belongs to Medimar S.p.A. which was formed in 1967 as
Società Mediterranea di Navigazione S.p.A. changing name in
1982.
Rosanoski, 3 January 2004
image by Jorge Candeias
The logo includes not only this flag. but also an orangevy
version of Italia di Navigazione houseflag.
Jorge Candeias, 30 January 1998
It is a commercial name of joint Italian companies. As stated
in D'Amico company site: <www.damicoship.com>:
"The company presently handles two regular shipping lines.
The first one - dealing only with container transportation - is
operated together with Italia di Navigazione S.p.A. of Genoa and
carries the commercial name of "Med Pacific Express"
using four container vessels, two employed by d'Amico and two by
Italia di Navigazione. This liner service is performed between
the Mediterranean area, Central America and the North Pacific
(Venezuela, Mexico, U.S.A. and Canada). From April 1996 the
service has been extended to the Coasts of the South Pacific
using two feeder vessels: one of d'Amico, the other one of Italia
."
Dov Gutterman, 15 January 1999
image by Jarig Bakker, 20 February 2006
Ministerio dei Lavori Pubblici Srvizio Escavazione Porti, Rome
- white burgee, two narrow red stripes; three red diamonds.
Source: Brown's Flags and Funnels Shipping Companies of
the World, compiled by J.L. Loughran, Glasgow, 1995.
Jarig Bakker, 20 February 2006
The "Ministerio dei Lavori Pubblici" is the
Ministery of Civil Engineering. The "Servizio Escavazione
Porti" seems to be the Department of Port Excavation. I
don't know if "Escavazione" shall be understood as the
excavation of new ports or their dredging.
Ivan Sache, 21 February 2006
image by Jarig Bakker, 4 January 2004
From Scott, R.M., The Caltex book of Flags and Funnels,
Capetown, Caltex Africa Ltd. (1959):
#83 G. Montella, Naples - blue flag, yellow "M".
Jarig Bakker, 4 January 2004
image by Eugene Ipavec,
3 February 2011
From this page, last of first row:
http://www.webalice.it/cherini/Naviglio/galleria.htm, Muggesana, short for ‘Società
Muggesana di Navigazione poi Municipalizzata’ or something like “Shipping, then
Municipal, Company from Muggia” which is a little
town in the immediate neighbourhood of Trieste, Italy.
This flag is
white and bears the red triple-towered castle from the municipal arms, where the
field however is gold:
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Muggia-Stemma.png
Some facts
gleaned from the ‘web: founded by shipowner Nicolò Giani in 1898; initially had
the monopoly of shipping Muggia-Trieste (workers commuting to Trieste
shipyards); partly owned by municipality since 1908; operated locally built
ships for local traffic; vessels pressed into military service during WWI; 1947,
end of monopoly.
House flag perhaps, onomast certainly visible on ‘Epulo’:
http://www.trasporti-fvg.it/images/navi006.jpg
Jan Mertens, 25
January 2011
