1907 POTOSINA

Mark description

The mark consists of the word "POTOSINA" in white stylized font, partially shadow outlined in gold, below a coat of arms design containing images of gold lions on opposite sides of a gold and white trimmed red shield containing a gold paddle with two smaller gold paddles on opposite sides. A gold crown and gold arc are above the shield and a red banner design is below the shield with the number "1907" in gold. A design of gold wheat sprigs extends from the left and right of the banner. Two gold parallel lines are on each side of the coat of arms. Below the word "POTOSINA" is a mountain range comprised of two stylized white and grey mountains, with a white cross at the peak of the smaller mountain on the right side, with gradient gold to green rays above, and a green silhouette of a city below. Two gold isosceles triangles with one apex pointing to the right and the other pointing to the left are directly below the silhouette of a city. A large gold horizontal stripe above narrow white, green, and red horizontal stripes is above the coat of arms, with a mirror image below the silhouette of a city. A large gold vertical stripe between two narrow gold vertical stripes is to the left of the center of the image. To the right of the mountain range is a seal comprised of three gold concentric circles with the interior circle containing a gold design of a sheath of wheat, partially encircled by a gold design of a wheat crown, with an open horizontal green ribbon across the center of the seal. All of the foregoing is displayed on a green background, with white trim.