Manufacturer: Syracuse China
User: Farrell Lines
Date of plate: 1973
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Notes: According to an employee, who worked for the Farrell Lines in the 1960s and early 1970s, this pattern featuring two sea horses was used aboard the African Comet or new container ships for the Australian service.
In contrast, the pattern used on the Farrell Lines African Endeavor and African Enterprise featured the image of an African impala. The African Endeavor and African Enterprise serviced the South African run from 1948 to 1959 and carried 98 passengers.
White Syralite body, with a red band border. Topmarked by the Farrell Lines shield flanked by two sea horses.
Information contributed by jerseygirl and ED Squire