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Empresa Naviera Santa SA (Lima). White flag with two red triangles placed
along the hoist and along the fly, but not touching each other. E (white), N
(red), and S (white) are placed horizontally in the first triangle, main field,
and second triangle, respectively. Image after a photo of an actual flag, from
Joseph Nüsse’s
website.
Ivan Sache, 24 Mar 2001
Josef Nuesse’s site has a flag with three letters: http://flags.seeleute.net/36.htm identifying the firm as Compañía Peruana de Vapores S.A. (CPV) and showing a real “Peruvian” sun on a broad lozenge. No doubt the little disk was meant to portray a sun in the 1930 versions. (Funnel: yellow with a black top, a red band with a yellow diamond separated from said top by a narrow yellow band.)
So the diamond seems to have become a broad lozenge. And one letter has been dropped, reflecting no doubt a change in the firm’s name. The line was founded in 1906, was really a state company, and closed down in 1990 as the government wanted to stimula