IC 016. US 002 005 022 023 029 037 038 050. G & S: Papers and cardboards; books, namely, novels, picture books, prayer books, comic books and song books; magazine featuring toys; stationery and study materials, namely, clipboards, desk pads, drafting, drawing, and ungraduated rulers, pen cases; photograph stands; folded box of paper or heavy paper; cylinder type packaging of heavy paper or cardboard; paper bags and sacks; postcards, including picture postcards; calendars, including page-a-day calendars; cards, namely, printed cards, namely, New Year's cards, greetings cards, invitation cards and name cards; pre-paid telephone calling cards, not magnetically encoded; posters
IC 028. US 022 023 038 050. G & S: Decorative parts and accessories for amusement machines and apparatus for use in amusement parks other than arcade video game machines, namely, amusement park rides; toys, namely, action figures; dolls; parts of eye for dolls; playing cards
Comments
Popular In Trademark
Trademark Registration Overview How To Trademark A Name Trademark Symbols Remedies To Trademark Infringement Defenses Against Trademark Infringement Paris Convention How To Report Trademark Infringement Tm Symbol Trademarks Common Law And Trademarks How To Register A Trademark The Madrid Agreement Overview Types Of Passing Off
Related Articles
Copyright Infringements In Depth Copyright is a form of intellectual property law designed to protect authors of creative work from unauthorized reproduction, copying, and selling.
10 Copyright Laws You Have To KnowCopyrighting creative works is a legal process that is subject to specific laws and regulations.
5 Facts To Know About CopyrightCopyright infringement is considered to be punishable by law in the United States.
A Brief Overview of Trademark RegistrationTrademark registration is required if someone or a company wants to be protected by the exclusive bundle of rights granted to a registered trademark owner.
What are the Legal Consequences Of Plagiarism Individuals caught plagiarizing can face serious consequences.
An Overview of Trademark NamesWhen Can a Business Use Trademark Names?In order for a business to trademark a name, the actual name should fulfill certain requirements.
Most Popular on Site
 | 1 of 3 |  |
