The mark consists of a nondistinguishable 16th Century Coat of Plates. The "V" neck depicts a symbol "N" at the bottom of and where the neckline comes together. The Coat of Plates collar and lapel are ribbed. The lines on both sides of the torso are broken at mid to lower levels and a diamond shape appears on either side. The diamond shapes do not make contact with the outline as they are free floating. The outline remains broken beneath the diamond shape(s) briefly and then resumes again until the coat outline tapers-off in a V shape at the bottom. Inside the Coat of Plates is a Crown having a large or oblong diamond shape separating the upper or summit from the lower brim. This diamond shape has been extended horizontally so as to provide both definition and depth. There is a distinct spacing bewteen the diamond shape at the top and bottom. It does not touch the crown surface, but is free floating. There are also four smaller diamond shapes flanking each side of the larger center diamond all of which are also free floating as they do not touch any of the crown surfaces. Inside the brim are three large oval shapes. Inside the Coat of plates and directly underneath the brim of the Crown appears the Caricature of a small Peanut. The peanut is depicted in a horizontal position. There is a slight spacing between the crown brim and the peanut as it does not make contact with any of the crown surfaces. It is free floating. Inside the Coat but above the Crown appears the wording "The Original SIR DELIGHTFUL". Inside the Coat and below the Crown the wording "Peanut Butter Royalty" appears. Directly underneath the wording Peanut Butter Royalty is the name or wording of the respective flavor(s). Artwork has been defined so as not to give the appearance as being generic.