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Naess Shipping (Holland) B.V. (Diemen, NL); founded 1973 - Red. White
diamond bordered black with "N"
Source: Company website.
Dov Gutterman, 14 Oct 2003
N.V. Reederij "Nautiek", Rotterdam
Houseflag: five equally wide stripes of white and red; in the center
of the central three stripes a white diamond fimbriated black, charged
with black letter "B".
Image from Flagchart of houseflags of Dutch shipping companies, attached
to the magazine "De Blauwe Wimpel", April 1956.
Jarig Bakker, 19 Oct 2003
Operated by W. Böhmers Scheepvaartbedrijf. In the mid 1970s the
last vessel (they all had “Böhmer” family names) is shown in the ownership
of Zeerederij H. Nefkens and operated by Böhmer Schepen B.V.
Neale Rosanoski, 7 Jan 2004
Houseflag of N.V. Stoomvaart Maatschappij "Nederland", Amsterdam.
Image from Flagchart of houseflags of Dutch shipping companies, attached
to the magazine "De Blauwe Wimpel", April 1956.
Jarig Bakker, 1 Feb 2001
Houseflag of Nederlandse Tank- en Paketvaart Maatschappij, Amsterdam.
Image from Flagchart of houseflags of Dutch shipping companies, attached
to the magazine "De Blauwe Wimpel", April 1956.
Jarig Bakker, 1 Feb 2001
Netherlands Government, Rotterdam - orange flag, at 1/3 flagheight three
equally wide horizontal stripes of red, white and blue.
(I think something went wrong here. The funnel-colors are yellow with
a
RWB ribbon; the only funnel like that I found for the Terschelling
ship-owner (and later Rotterdam multi-shiponair) Doeksen;
AFAIK there is no other houseflag like that...)
Source: Scott, R.M., The Caltex book of Flags and Funnels, Capetown,
Caltex Africa Ltd. (1959).
Jarig Bakker, 10 Jan 2005
The flag is confirmed, though shown with the triband slightly lower
so that the red and white only are in upper half, by an article, which
is probably in De Blauwe Wimpel, by L.L. von Münching. The date of
it appears to be 1960, the pages are 236-238 and it appears that it was
used by emigrant ships to and from Indonesia post WW2.
Neale Rosanoski, 22 Jan 2005
Houseflag of Netherlands Maritime Agencies (Rotterdam) / Marco Shipping
Netherlands.
Horizontal tricolour of greyish green - dark red - blue with white
letters shifted to the hoist in each stripe. From top to bottom: "nfa",
"nma" and "msn".
Jorge Candeias, 14 March 1999
Source: Company's
website.
Dov Gutterman, 21 February 1999
Van Nievelt, Goudriaan & Co's Stoomvaart Maatschappij., N.V., Rotterdam
- blue with a five-pointed white star in the center; in
the corners white letters VNGC.
Source: houseflagchart attached to the magazine "De Blauwe Wimpel",
April 1956.
Jarig Bakker, 22 Oct 2003
Jan Mertens reported this link
with mainly Dutch houseflags. Nile Dutch Africa Line - white flag; in center
blue "nds"; in bottom blue "NILE DUTCH AFRICA LINE".
Jarig Bakker, 3 Mar 2005
In Brown's Flags and Funnels of British and Foreign Steamship Companies,
compiled by F.J.N. Wedge, Glasgow, 1951, [wed51]
is N.V. Nederlandsch-Indische Steenkolen Handel-Maatschappij (Dutch-Indian
Coal Trading Company), Amsterdam - quartered green and red; white diamond,
black "N.I.S.H.M."
Jarig Bakker, 30 Jan 2005
Nederlandsch Indische Tankstoomboot Maatschappij, The Hague - red over
blue; white diamond, yellow "N.I.T.".
Source: Brown's Flags and Funnels of British and Foreign Steamship
Companies, compiled by F.J.N. Wedge, Glasgow, 1926 [wed26]
Jarig Bakker, 28 January 2005
Jan Mertens reported this link
with mainly Dutch houseflags. Northsea Ferries - slanting vertical stripes
blue - white - bright blue - white, with on bright blue the firm's logo.
Jarig Bakker, 3 Mar 2005
The NPRC or Nederlandse Particuliere Rijnvaart Centrale ("Dutch Central for Private Shipping on the Rhine" – 'private' meaning having a transport vessel of your own) has its main office at Zwijndrecht near Rotterdam, Netherlands and branch offices in a number of European countries.
As the name says, it is an organization representing Dutch, and also
Belgian, private shippers transporting dry bulk goods on inland waterways.
Most information is gleaned from the NPRC
website:
“Since its foundation in 1935, NPRC’s primary task has been to look
after the interests of its members (and as such, it) enters into long-term
transport agreements with mainly larger clients. Clients often choose
NPRC because of its proven ability to offer maximum certainty in transport
assignments, chiefly thanks to its large and varied fleet of vessels.
For its members, NPRC offers the advantage of a choice from a variety of
cargoes. This saves the barge owner him/herself having to devote time to
acquiring cargoes (…). Every member can take advantage of the structured
system giving them a say in rotation for achieving a fair distribution
of cargoes.”
"The activities of the NPRC consist of: ship affreightment - special
transports - container transport - storage and transfer - mass and bulk
transport.”
As shown on the introductory page (I don't count a simplified version on a map of the head office’s new location), the house flag is bright red, vermilion even, with a white descending diagonal bearing the initials ‘NPRC’ in dark blue – it seems to be really blue, not black – and three dark blue silhouettes of a approaching vessel on the upper fly. These silhouettes are shown very large on the home page.
See also this photo of the ‘Vector’ on the Binnenvaart
site, where we see the flag in use.
Jan Mertens, 26 Apr 2006
Nationale Stoomvaart Maatschappij, Rotterdam - horizontal triband RWB,
proportioned c. 2:3:2; on white "NSM" in black.
Source: Brown's Flags and Funnels of British and Foreign Steamship
Companies, compiled by F.J.N. Wedge, Glasgow, 1926 [wed26]
Jarig Bakker, 27 January 2005