The mark consists of a bottle label, upon which appears the word CARBONELL and the stylized design of a sitting woman wearing a skirt and a blouse with a flower in her hair. The woman's arms are above her head, and her hands are touching a tree limb. To her right, sits the design of an old little tin of oil. Below the design of the woman is the word Carbonell. The matter in the drawing shown by the dotted lines is not a part of the mark and it serves only to show the position of the mark on the packaging for the goods. The color green appears in the grass and leaves; the color red appears in the woman's blouse, the rectangle in the background of the white wording Carbonell, and in the upper portion of the bottle label; the color white appears in the woman's skirt, the wording CARBONELL, the slender lining on either side of the red rectangle, and in the slight outline of the upper red portion of the label; the color gold appears surrounding the upper red portion of the label; the color brown appears in the lower square and rectangular designs on the label; the color yellow appears in the flower in the woman's hair; an the color light blue appears in the sky depicted on the label and the colors blue and cream yellow appear in the design to the woman's left, namely, an old little tin of oil.