IBK

Mark description

The mark consists of a cylindrical key and rectangular shield with a design appearing within the shield. The key runs vertically through the center of the shield. The top portion of the key appears above the shield. It includes a ring and part of the shaft of the key. The shaft of the key contains an indentation on both sides of the shaft, with two sets of horizontal grooves above and below the indentations. The bottom portion of the key appears below the shield. It consists of the remainder of the shaft, which also includes indentations on both sides of the shaft, with two sets of horizontal grooves appearing above and below the indentations, and a flush bottom. The shield is a rectangular shape appearing in the center of the vertical key. The Greek letters BK (which translates to "PhBK," meaning "Phi Beta Kappa") appear in the center portion of the shield. There are three stars in the top left corner of the shield, with one star appearing above two other stars side-by-side below it. A hand with its index finger pointing to the three stars appears in the bottom right corner of the shield. The perimeter of the shield contains a wavy stamp edge-like design.