view mark

noun

1. a mark stamped on antique armor or metalwork to indicate inspection and approval by the guild or by officials at the place of manufacture.

Example Sentences

"We feel there's very little from a licensing point of view," Mark Donnelly, chief operating officer, said.

From BBC

His businesses is among many — including hotels, casinos and ski resorts — dependent on the 15 million-plus people who visit annually to soak up the view Mark Twain described in “Roughing It” in 1872 as the “fairest picture the whole earth affords.”

From Seattle Times

"Ben did a masterful job of keeping that in the public view," Mark O'Mara, who represented Zimmerman, told USA Today last year.

From BBC

Out of public view, Mark Harris’s perils were mounting.

From New York Times

Also on view: “Mark My Words,” a selection of text-heavy paintings by Pakistani American artist Ambreen Butt.

From Washington Post