(APPLICANT) Joelle Litzky INDIVIDUAL FRANCE 446 Weaver street Larchmont NEW YORK 10538 | GOT A BIKE? - 85461522

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GOT A BIKE?

Serial Number: 85461522

Word Mark: GOT A BIKE?

Goods and Services: (ABANDONED) IC 025. US 022 039. G & S: Shirts, tee-shirts, pants, shorts, jackets, bumper stickers, posters, socks, sweat shirts, bicycle decals, hats, helmets, pens, pencils, note books, newspaper, magazines, all printed matter, all printed materials, all printed objects such as advertising using "Got a Bike?". FIRST USE: 20111101. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20111101

Mark Drawing Code: (4) STANDARD CHARACTER MARK

Filing Date: 11/01/2011

Current Basis: 1A

Original Filing Basis: 1A

Owner: (APPLICANT) Joelle Litzky INDIVIDUAL FRANCE 446 Weaver street Larchmont NEW YORK 10538

Type of Mark: TRADEMARK

Register: PRINCIPAL

Live/Dead Indicator: DEAD

SiteNo: 24736

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