IC 019. US 001 012 033 050. G & S: Fixed and portable modular non-luminous, non—mechanical advertising signs of non-metallic materials and components therefor, namely, stands, connectors and mechanically operated spring loaded tensioning devices sold as a unit therewith. FIRST USE: 20050700. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20061100
IC 020. US 002 013 022 025 032 050. G & S: Fixed and portable modular display stands for supporting advertising, graphics, promotional material and branding and components therefor, namely, stands, connectors and mechanically operated spring loaded tensioning devices sold as a unit therewith; fixed and portable non-metallic, nonluminous, non-mechanical modular units used for displaying advertising, graphics, promotional material and branding and components therefor, namely, stands, connectors and mechanically operated spring loaded tensioning devices sold as a unit therewith. FIRST USE: 20050700. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20061100
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