HUNDRED ACRE THIS IS THE STORY OF A MAN,WHO WAS NEVER AT A LOSS. HE HAD TRAVELLED FAR IN THE WORLD AFTER THE SACK OF TROY, THE VIRGIN FORTRESS; HE SAW MANY CITIES OF MEN, AND LEARNED THEIR MINDS. HE ENDURED MANY TROUBLES AND HARDSHIPS IN THE STRUGGLE TO SAVE HIS OWN LIFE AND TO BRING BACK HIS MEN SAFE TO THEIR HOMES. HE DID HIS BEST, BUT HE COULD NOT SAVE HIS COMPANIONS FOR THEY...

The mark consists of a cream-colored rectangle outlined in gold at the top of which are the words "HUNDRED ACRE" in black, block letters in two separate lines, and under which are the following embossed words in block letters, which are shown in the color black merely to represent embossing representing cream-colored embossed letters on the cream-colored background, but the color black as shown in these words is not claimed as part of the mark: "THIS IS THE STORY OF A MAN, WHO WAS NEVER AT A LOSS. HE HAD TRAVELLED FAR IN THE WORLD AFTER THE SACK TROY, THE VIRGIN FORTRESS; HE SAW MANY CITIES OF MEN, AND LEARNED THEIR MINDS. HE ENDURED MANY TROUBLES AND HARDSHIPS IN THE STRUGGLE TO SAVE HIS OWN LIFE AND TO BRING BACK HIS MEN SAFE TO THEIR HOMES. HE DID HIS BEST, BUT HE COULD NOT SAVE HIS COMPANIONS FOR THEY...". Superimposed over these words are five gold stars displayed in a circular formation.

The color(s) black, gold and cream is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.