About 2 Trademarks found that are owned by Lee Company

The mark consists of the letter(s) "F" and "M" printed in stylized text, and in all lower case letters. Additionally, the mark consists of the number "2" element, located in the upper right corner and appearing in superscript format next to the "fm" element of the mark. The "fm" element of the mark is enclosed by a partial square, but with the upper right corner cut out/removed and being replaced by the "2" element of the mark. The bottom of the "f" of the "fm" element is connected to the partial square. The phrase "A Service of Lee Company" appears below the "fm2" square design with the wording "A service of" and the words "Lee Company" in stylized form with a large letter "L" inside a square shaped single line and has a rounded upper right corner. The "L" design and wording "Lee Company" are slanted to the right. Color is not a claimed feature of the mark.

FM TWO A SERVICE OF LEE COMPANY; FM TWO A SERVICE OF LEE COMPANY

The mark consists of the phrase "LEE COMPANY" printed in the color red, bold, stylized text, and in all capital letters. The phrase "LEE COMPANY" slants slightly to the right. The "LEE" element is positioned directly above and centered on the "COMPANY" element of the mark. The "LEE" element has a larger font size than the "COMPANY" element of the mark. Positioned immediately to the left of the "LEE" and "COMPANY" elements is an outline of a modified rhombus, appearing in the color navy blue, with the upper right corner being curved. Located within the modified rhombus are two trapezoids, the first being located on the far left, inner side of the modified rhombus and the second being located on the bottom right corner of the modified rhombus and being a reflection of the first left, inner side trapezoid shape, essentially forming the letter "L" inside of the rhombus. Both trapezoid shapes appearing in the color red. The rhombus, together with the two trapezoids, is slanted to the right at the same degree as the elements "LEE" and "Company". The white in the drawing represents background, and/or transparent areas and is not claimed as part of the word or design mark.