The mark consists of A hand drawing of a hot air balloon designed following the European construction format of this type of aircraft between the 1700's and 1800's. It holds a vessel designed as an enormous ancient theater atomizer that includes an interior passenger cabin with a wide window and also an upper deck where there are people drawn standing on board. The upper deck is designed as a theater backstage machinery deck where the stagehand or scene shifters stand during plays (this includes the ropes that hold the vessel to the balloon). We can see that as it is propelled it releases soap bubbles through the wind instrument tuba on the rear next to the propeller. The name of the company "The Bubble Soap Apparatus" is written as if it was painted on a sort of linen textile that covers the balloon so it may be seen from anywhere as it ploughs through the skies.