(APPLICANT) Guygear, Inc. CORPORATION FLORIDA 4000 Hollywood Blvd., Suite 755 South Fort Lauderdale FLORIDA 33021 | G - 77025218 - Trademark Search

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Serial Number: 77025218

Word Mark: G

Goods and Services: (ABANDONED) IC 035. US 100 101 102. G & S: On-line retail store services featuring a full line of luxury goods, namely men's clothing and accessories, leather goods, travel accessories, cologne, sports memorabilia, games, electronics, watches, jewelry, vacation packages and various other gift ideas for men offered over the Internet

Mark Drawing Code: (3) DESIGN PLUS WORDS, LETTERS, AND/OR NUMBERS

Design Search Code: 24.15.25 - Other arrows
27.03.05 - Objects forming letters or numerals

Filing Date: 10/19/2006

Current Basis: 1B

Original Filing Basis: 1B

Owner: (APPLICANT) Guygear, Inc. CORPORATION FLORIDA 4000 Hollywood Blvd., Suite 755 South Fort Lauderdale FLORIDA 33021

Attorney of Record: Richard C. Bulman, Jr.

Description of Mark: The mark consists of a stylized capital letter "G" separated by a break in the letter and designed to look like a handwritten arrow.

Type of Mark: SERVICE MARK

Register: PRINCIPAL

Live/Dead Indicator: DEAD

SiteNo: 8484

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