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HUP HING LOONG

Serial Number: 76674268

Reg Number: 3668042

Word Mark: HUP HING LOONG

Translation: The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to HUP HING LOONG, and this has no meaning in a foreign language, and to "HO MEI CHENG" and "TUM LUNG FUNG" and this means "oyster flavored sauce" and "golden dragon" in English. The wording "HUP HING LOONG" has no meaning in a foreign language.

Goods and Services: IC 030. US 046. G & S: OYSTER SAUCE. FIRST USE: 20061101. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20061101

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

Design Search Code: 03.15.24 - Stylized birds and bats
03.15.25 - Cardinals; Crows; Doves; Other birds; Pigeons; Ravens; Robins; Woodpeckers
03.21.02 - Snakes
03.21.24 - Stylized reptiles, frogs and snails
04.05.01 - Dragons; Griffons
05.05.25 - Daffodils; Iris (flower); Other flowers
26.03.17 - Concentric ovals; Concentric ovals and ovals within ovals; Ovals within ovals; Ovals, concentric
26.03.21 - Ovals that are completely or partially shaded
26.11.12 - Rectangles with bars, bands and lines
26.11.25 - Rectangles with one or more curved sides
28.01.03 - Asian characters; Chinese characters; Japanese characters

Filing Date: 03/19/2007

Current Basis: 1A

Original Filing Basis: 1A

Owner: (REGISTRANT) PROSPERITY RESOURCES INT'L., INC. CORPORATION NEW JERSEY 464 Coit Street Irvington NEW JERSEY 07111

Attorney of Record: Myron Amer

Disclaimer: NO CLAIM IS MADE TO THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO USE THE NON-LATIN CHARACTERS THAT MEAN "OYSTER FLAVORED SAUCE" APART FROM THE MARK AS SHOWN

Description of Mark: Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark. The mark consists of a curved rectangle containing two concentric ovals. Adragon and a griffon are located inside the interior oval. The oval also contains flowers. The top of the exterior oval contains Asian characters that are pronounced "HUP HING LOONG" and which has no English translation. The bottom of the exterior oval contains the wording "HUP HUNG LOONG", which has no English translation. To the left of the ovals are Asian characters that are pronounced "HO MEl CHENG" and translate to "oyster flavored sauce". To the right of the ovals are Asian characters that are pronounced "TUM LUNG FUNG" and translate to "golden dragon". A thin band runs along the length of the rectangle close to the top, and a similar band is located close to the bottom.

Type of Mark: TRADEMARK

Register: PRINCIPAL

Live/Dead Indicator: LIVE

SiteNo: 132170

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