About 431 Trademarks found that are filed by the attorney NIls H Ljungman

The English translation of "Poczta Kwiatowa" in the mark is "Floral Post".

"KWIATOWA"

The English translation of the word "CORSO" in the mark is "course".

"MEDIA DESIGN"

Alcoholic beverages except beer, namely, distilled spirits produced in Mexico in accordance with certain standards

Alcoholic beverages except beer, namely, distilled spirits produced in Mexico in accordance with certain standards

The mark consists of a design of a Chihuahua dog's face; it is formed entirely of circular elements of various sizes and colors. The majority of the design is comprised of black circles, with various others colors, described as follows: The contours of the ears are rows of yellow and purple circles; in the center of the dog's forehead are white circles. The eyes are black, with a first row around the eyes in white, and the second row that outlines the eyes in sky blue and then a larger extension of navy blue circles. Between the eyes are two horizontal rows of yellow circles; the contour of the nose and mouth it is bordered by a row of white circles, then by a row of yellow circles and then by purple circles; On the neck of the dog are small green circles, then there are four triangles formed by white circles are above collar of the dog that is comprised of blue sky, navy blue and some purple circles. Lastly, at the bottom there are four triangles formed by yellow, sky blue and navy blue circles.

The wording "La Rosalia" has no meaning in a foreign language.

The mark consists of A cowboy with a tie wearing a hat. The hat is a large brimmed hat with stitching along the edge of the entire brim. This stitching is in a zigzag pattern. The center of the hat rises from the man's head and near the top of the center of the hat, there are two slightly curved, slanting lines that indicate an indentation on the hat. Additionally, the bottom of the center of the hat has a pattern that curves into the center from the left and then rises shortly and makes three consecutive, rounded points on the center of the hat. This pattern then continues to the right edge of the center of the hat in a slightly curved, horizontal line. The hat creates a darkened area that portrays a silhouette covering the area where the man's eyes would be located. The man has a short mustache above his mouth. This mustache is divided into two halves, with a small space in the middle to separate the halves. On the shoulder of the man's shirt, there is another small, zigzag stitching pattern. The man is wearing a tie that comes out of his neck area and is located beneath his chin. Upon this tie, there is the design of a baseball at the bottom center of the tie.

The mark consists of the stylized wording "ACREEDOR" in white with black and grey outlines; below the word "ACREEDOR" appears three beige bags outlined in white bearing an olive green agave plant tied at the neck with a light brown string, at bottom appears a gold rectangular design, on the black background appear various grey dollar ("$") signs, the entire mark appears inside a gold-trimmed vertical rectangle.

The English translation of "EL ACABO" in the mark is "end of a harvest".