About 46 Trademarks found that are filed by the attorney Mark D Elchuk

laboratory glass or plastic containers with chemical preservatives for keeping samples for chemical analysis

vehicle article carrier products, namely, vehicle article carrier slats, metal clamps adapted for use with a cross bar of a vehicle article carrier, metal end caps for use with the slats, and metal cross bars for a vehicle article carrier; metal load supporting cross members adapted to be used in connection with pickup truck beds; metal brackets for permanently mounting vehicle article carrier components to a vehicle roof or vehicle rear deck area of a vehicle

land vehicle trim products, namely, vehicle article carriers adapted to be secured to an exterior surface of a vehicle [ ; vehicle wind deflectors; fitted bicycle carrier racks adapted to be secured to a vehicle article carrier, fitted ski racks adapted to be secured to vehicle article carriers; land vehicle parts, namely, grab rails for pick-up truck beds ]

Services Provided in Connection with Forming Gas Escape Ports in Firearm Barrels to Reduce Muzzle Blast and Firearm Recoil

Vehicle article carrier products, namely, metal clamping mechanisms adapted for use with a cross bar of a vehicle article carrier; metal end caps for use with vehicle article carrier slats; metal cross bars for a vehicle article carrier; metal load supporting cross members adapted to be used in connection with pickup truck beds; metal brackets for permanently mounting vehicle article carrier components to a vehicle roof or vehicle rear deck area of a vehicle

"PRODUCTS"

In the Statement, Column 1, lines 1 and 2, "Gion" should be deleted, and "Gjon" should be inserted, and "MICHIGAN LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY" should be deleted, and, "UNITED STATES CITIZEN" should be inserted.

FORMING GAS ESCAPE PORTS IN FIREARM BARRELS TO REDUCE MUZZLE BLAST AND FIREARM RECOIL

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

PROVIDING FIREARM PORTING WHICH REDUCES RECOIL AND MUZZLE JUMP AT DISCHARGE

Printed reports featuring results of mold spore air and surface testing

No claim is made to the exclusive right to use the word "Well", apart from the mark as shown.