About 16 Trademarks found that are owned by Nakhla Tobacco Co Sae

The word "NAKHLA" has no meaning other than to indicate a genus of palm tree.

The mark consists of a palm tree design set inside an oval carrier.

The mark consists of the word "NAKHLA" underneath the Arabic characters that transliterate to "NAKHLA".

The mark consists of a red background with eleven white gradient stripes. At the top of the mark is the term "TWO APPLES" in white followed by the picture of a red apple next to a green apple. Below the apples is Arabic lettering and the word "NAKHLA" in black, on a white banner above the term "SINCE 1913" in white. An oval outlined in white with a design of a black and green palm tree with two black and red coconuts appears next to the white banner. The top of the oval appears in blue. The middle portion of the oval appears in white. The bottom portion appears in yellow with green shading extending further below the palm tree. Arabic wording appears on both sides of the palm tree.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

The mark consists of words "NAKHLA TOBACCO" and the words "NAKHLA MOLASSES TOBACCO STRAWBERRY'S FLAVOUR" with representation of two strawberries and design appearing on a label.

Tobacco, whether manufactured or unmanufactured; smoking tobacco, pipe tobacco, hand rolling tobacco, chewing tobacco, snus tobacco; cigarettes, electronic cigarettes, liquid for electronic cigarettes, tobacco vaporizer, cigars, cigarillos; snuff; smokers' articles included in Class 34; cigarette papers, cigarette tubes and matches

The mark consists of the word "NAKHLA" in white beneath Arabic characters in white, and to the left is a white outline of an oval containing a white palm tree along with the words "since 1913" in white and beneath "NAKHLA" are a red and a green apple and underneath are the words "TWO APPLES." The designs and words are all on a red background.

The mark consists of the Arabic word "ZAGHLOUL", below the Arabic characters which transliterate to "ZAGHLOUL".

The mark consists of the word "NAKHLA" in English and Arabic.