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Conti7 (Shipping company, Belgium)

Last modified: 2008-09-06 by ivan sache
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[House flag of Conti7]

House flag of Conti7 - Image by Eugene Ipavec, 3 October 2007


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Presentation of Conti7

Continental Lines were found in Antwerp in 1923; in 1998, the holding company was given a new name, Conti7. The seven branches of Conti7 are Conti-Lines, ACSA 92, R. Westphal & Co., Conti-Expedan, Kennedy-Hunter, Sermar and Clipper Support.

Ivan Sache, 7 June 2008


House flag of Conti7

The house flag of Conti7 is white with four black horizontal lines and a blue triangle charged with the white letters "CONTI7".

Eugene Ipavec, Esteban Rivera & Jan Mertens, 3 October 2007


Conti-Lines

[House flag of Conti-Lines]

House flag of Conti-Lines - Image by Eugene Ipavec, 3 October 2007

The house flag of Conti7 is white with four black horizontal lines and a blue triangle charged with the white letters "CL".

Eugene Ipavec, Esteban Rivera & Jan Mertens, 3 October 2007


Kennedy Hunter

[House flag of Kennedy Hunter]

House flag of Kennedy Hunter - Image by Ivan Sache, 10 November 2003

In 1806 Charles Bréquigny, a Frenchman, started as a freight broker in Antwerp, then a French port. In 1811 he became a shipbroker and left the business to his son-in-law, Bartholomew Kennedy.
Then in 1869 William Kennedy, Bartholomew's son I believe, went into partnership with John Hunter, an Englishman. Their firm represented important shipping companies such as Lamport & Holt and General Steam Navigation. On Kennedy's death in 1874, Hunter took over the firm and developed an additional activity, salvaging in the river Scheldt.

Source: G. Devos & S. Vanfraechem. Volle kracht vooruit! Een eeuw Antwerpse Scheepvaartvereniging. Full steam ahead! A century Antwerp Shipping Federation. Pandora, Ghent, 2001

Jan Mertens, 6 January 2006

Taken over by Conti 7 in 1999, Kennedy-Hunter is now specialized in tramping and port agency, with offices in Antwerp, Ghent, Zeebrugge and Brussels.

Ivan Sache, 10 November 2003

The house flag of Kennedy Hunter, as shown on the company website, is quartered white-red with the company emblem.

Dov Gutterman, 10 November 2003