About 58 Trademarks found that are owned by Angel Group Co Ltd

Playing cards

Table gaming equipment, namely, an electronic security device in the nature of a scanner for reading security codes on playing cards, containers therefor and packaging thereof

The mark consists of successive rows and columns of light lines oriented diagonally forming squares with alternating squares in each row and column containing a light "x" shaped element and the squares containing the "x" shaped element offset from the squares containing the "x" shaped element in the adjacent row and column. The broken lining serves only to show the position of the mark on the goods.

TABLE GAMING EQUIPMENT, NAMELY, PLAYING CARDS; NONE OF THE FOREGOING RELATING TO BASEBALL OR SOFTBALL OR A BASEBALL OR SOFTBALL TEAM

The mark consists of successive rows and columns of light lines oriented diagonally forming rows and columns of squares with a dark "x" shaped element in each square. The broken lining serves only to show the position of the mark on the goods.

The mark consists of vertically aligned ovals separated by lines of horizontally alinged ovals. The matter shown in broken lines is not part of the mark and serves only to the position or placement of the mark.

The mark consists of a design appearing on the back of playing cards comprising an array of "X" shaped elements creating a pattern of criss-crossing diagonal lines. The broken lining is not a part of the mark and serves only to show the position of the mark on the goods.

The mark consists of a design appearing on the back of playing cards comprising criss-crossing double diagonal lines forming a repeating pattern of diamonds and bars. The broken lining is not a part of the mark and serves only to show the position of the mark on the goods.

Playing card reading device for scanning playing cards to prevent cheating during card playing; none of the foregoing relating to baseball or softball or a baseball or softball team

The mark consists of successive rows and columns of squares oriented diagonally with the alternating rows and columns offset from each other. The squares in each row and column overlap the squares in each adjacent row and column at the corners of each square. The squares are each formed of sides made of two line segments. The broken lining serves only to show the position of the mark on the goods.