The mark consists of two stylized vinyl record turntables. The first turntable situated to the left is part of a larger representation of the female gender symbol. The bottom portion of the female gender symbol is in the shape of an outline of the Greek cross having arms of equal length. Directly above the Greek cross, is a stylized vinyl record. The innermost circle, representing the hole in which the record is affixed to the turntable, is colorless. Surrounding the innermost circle, is a solid circle representing the label that is affixed to the record. Surrounding the circle representing the label, is an outer, colorless circle representing the portion of a vinyl record with the inscribed, modulated spiral groves containing the analog sound storage medium. The left most turntable further comprises a stylized, bent tone arm. The stylized tone arm consists of a solid rectangle, representing the stylus-containing cartridge, superimposed on the stylized vinyl record on the upper right section of the record. The cartridge is connected to a stylized tone arm wherein the tone arm extends outward and downward from the cartridge, over the edge of the stylized record and thereafter bends at an angle so that the arm extends directly downward. The tone arm ends in a solid black circle. The second stylized turn table situated to the right comprises a stylized vinyl record with a stylized tone arm superimposed thereon that is identical to the stylized vinyl record with a stylized tone arm of the left stylized record turntable as discussed above. Instead of having a Greek cross situated below the record, two parallel lines of equivalent length extend downward from the lower edge of the interior circle representing the label and over the lower edge of the circle representing the portion of the record containing the modulated grooves. The two parallel lines create an interior space wherein the symbol for the sun cross is superimposed thereon. The sun cross symbol is situated immediately below the circle representing the label of the record. The two parallel lines end in a series of three horizonal lines of different lengths representing opposing staircases wherein the top line is shorter in length than the middle line which in turn is shorter in length than the bottom line. Situated above the right stylized turntable is a depiction of the roof of a house consisting of an isosceles triangle wherein the bottom leg of said triangle is longer than the other two legs of the isosceles triangle that are equal in length. A partial rectangle, representing the chimney of the roof, is affixed to the right leg of the isosceles triangle. When taken together, the two symbols represent FEMME HOUSE. The color white represents background and is not claimed as a feature of the mark.