The mark consists of the words "AMAICA", GULF OF MEXICO", "NORTH", and "J. WRAY" and design. The design consists of large outer rectangle. Inside the large rectangle is a map design. The map contains the letters "AMAICA" in the upper right corner, the words "GULF OF MEXICO" appear in the lower left corner of the map and the word "NORTH" appears in the lower right corner of the map. Partially covering the map design within the rectangle sits a diamond shape, the side points of the diamond shape are cut off at the vertical sides of the rectangle. At the top of the rectangle sitting partially outside the top horizontal line and covering the top point of the diamond shape is a circle, inside the circle is a reptile sitting on the top of a porthole. In the window of the porthole sits a person wearing a toga and a Roman-style helmet. A shield is leaning against the person's leg and the person is holding a trident. Behind the person is the partial face of a lion and in the distance is a ship on the ocean with the sun rays beaming down on the ship. In the border of the porthole on the bottom are eight rivets. Sitting within the diamond shape under the circle are the words "J. WRAY" in a shadow style font. At the bottom of the rectangle is a drawing of three overlapping coins with a banner design sitting on top of the coins. A drawing of a palm tree is coming up from the top of the middle coin with a line drawn through the top palm fronds. A thick solid line is across the bottom of the rectangle.