Last modified: 2005-08-26 by antonio martins
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Portuguese Railway Company: green logo ("CP"-digraph) on
white background; two dark grey stripes on the upper and bottom edges. Local
observation; other versions already reported.
António Martins, 22 Oct 2002
In Lisbon buses and tramways do not usually
carry flags, apart from one or
two turism street cars. However, recently the Lisbon urban transport company
(Companhia dos Carris de Ferro de Lisboa) celebrated its 150th
anniversary and all the buses were decorated with a pair of small crossed flags
on the front roof. These were: the “civil”
municipal flag, white over black gyronny, no arms, and the company’s
logo flag, two large rings, white and blue, on yellow.
António Martins, 15 Apr 1998
This flag has been in intermittent usage in some special holidays and
seasons, crossed sometimes with the municpal flag (always
without the arms) and others with the
national flag.
António Martins, 12 Jun 2004
Apparently, the thickness of each ring is identical to the distance
beween the flag edge on top and bottom and the logo. The overall ratio
seems to be 2:3, matching the national flag.
António Martins, 14 Jun 2004
The official company flag, hoisted at the company facilities, includes
the lettering and a much smaller logo, a motive for our vexillological
sorrow.
António Martins, 12 Jun 2004