(REGISTRANT) CellMark Paper, Inc. CORPORATION DELAWARE 80 Washington Street Norwalk CONNECTICUT 06854 | XCELL - 85422256 - Trademark Search

Filing Date:

XCELL

Serial Number: 85422256

Reg Number: 4212743

Word Mark: XCELL

Goods and Services: IC 016. US 002 005 022 023 029 037 038 050. G & S: All-purpose paper. FIRST USE: 20110321. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20110321

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

Design Search Code: 05.01.01 - Evergreens and other trees or bushes of triangular or conical shape; Pine tree
05.01.02 - Maple tree; Trees or bushes with a generally rounded shape, including deciduous trees
05.01.10 - More than one tree or bush; thicket; group of trees; Thicket

Filing Date: 09/14/2011

Current Basis: 1A

Original Filing Basis: 1A

Owner: (REGISTRANT) CellMark Paper, Inc. CORPORATION DELAWARE 80 Washington Street Norwalk CONNECTICUT 06854

Attorney of Record: Elizabeth A. Strole

Description of Mark: The color(s) dark green, kelly green, black is/are claimed as a feature of the mark. The mark consists of a dark green, triangle-shaped tree with a square stump and a kelly green, circle-shaped tree with a square stump, which is adjacent to the triangle-shaped tree, and is partially obscured by the triangle-shaped tree. Both trees are outlined in black. To right of both trees is the word "XCell" in black.

Type of Mark: TRADEMARK

Register: PRINCIPAL

Live/Dead Indicator: LIVE

SiteNo: 2317

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