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Last modified: 2008-08-30 by jarig bakker
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Jaczon

[Jaczon houseflag] image by Jarig Bakker, 3 Mar 2005

Jan Mertens reported this link with mainly Dutch houseflags. Jaczon - white flag, stylized "Jaczon" in black, shaded lightbluish. - who said that shipowners couldn't be religious?.
Jarig Bakker, 3 Mar 2005


Jaegers Combitank

[Jaegers Combitank houseflag] image by Eugene Ipavec, 9 Aug 2008

The Jaegers homepage is still off the air, however I had already checked out Jaegers Combitank BV, the Rotterdam subsidiary (formerly Dordrecht I believe). The local website is unavailable too, or it may have been suspended - Fortunately the Vlootschouw pages show the local Jaeger variant, for instance here: on the page dedicated to tanker vessel ‘Almeria’. This time, the differentiating elements are ‘JC’ (blue initials) and the Dutch national colours (lines around the lozenge).
See also: Josef Jaegers.
Jan Mertens, 16 Dec 2006

In my original message I only had to offer a drawing, now there is a photo (still modest – table flag only) confirming this local variant of the Jaegers archivexillum!
See image, original picture found – where else – on German eBay: no.290193777621 (end 2 Jan 2008) put up by “shipflag”, dimensions given as approx. 16 cm x 24 cm.
Not shown on the drawing is the white fimbriation surrounding the lozenge rim in the (Dutch) national colours, so we gain a little extra information.
Jan Mertens, 10 Jun 2008


Jumbo

[Jumbo houseflag] image by Jarig Bakker, 5 Apr 2005

Jumbo Scheepvaart, Willemstad - white flag; in center three BWB horizontal stripes, interrupted in the center by a white square bordered blue with a red elephant. At present Jumbo Shipping has its main office in Rotterdam; red Jumbo is still its trademark.
Source: Loughran's "A Survey of Mercantile Houseflags & Funnels", 1979.
Jarig Bakker, 27 January 2005