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House flag of Hellenic International Lines - Image by Ivan Sache, 3 October 2010
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A cruise operator, Hellenic International Lines had its (only?) ship Elizabeth A visit the Greek islands, Cyprus, Italy, Yugoslavia, and Israel, as shown on the Maritime Timetable Images website.
Jan Mertens, 15 August 2007
On a 1968 brochure shown on the Maritime Timetable Images website, the house flag of Hellenic International Lines is shown as blue with a large white diamond the left and right points of which touch the flag's edges and bearing the blue initials "HIL" (without serifs); thin white horizontal stripes are situated near the blue field's edges.
Jan Mertens, 14 August 2007
House flag of Hellenic Lines - Image by Ivan Sache, 3 October 2010
Josef Nuesse's flag collection (no longer available online) shows a very similar house flag for Hellenic Lines. The white stripes are broader and reach the edges of the flag, while "HIL" is replaced by "E".
Ivan Sache, 3 October 2010
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