About 38 Trademarks found for “CONR*”

Clothing, namely slacks.

Household paint, paint thinners and paint thickeners; table flatware, namely, knives, forks and spoons; metal spatulas and potato mashers; wooden cooking and mixing spoons; spatulas; scales; lighting equipment, namely, floor and ceiling lamps, track lighting, light fixtures, spot lights and lanterns; paint brushes, writing implements, namely pens and pencils; and paper goods, namely, nonfiction books, calendars, diaries, writing paper and envelopes, posters, wrapping paper, boxes and bags; parquet wood; furniture, namely tables, chairs, sofas, storage units, dressers, mirrors, beds, mattresses, ottomans, sideboards, kitchen countertops and sinks, hat and coat racks, floor cushions, sitting cushions, bean bag chairs, boxes, racks, waste baskets, plastic framed mirrors, and plastic medicine cabinets; plastic bathroom accessories, namely, shelves, tissue boxes, racks, toothbrush holders, bath trays, towel bars, soap dishes, towel rings, and toilet paper holders; wooden kitchen spools, coffee grinders, pots and pans; chinaware; glasses; decanters, storage jars; plastic, woven and earthenware receptacles for domestic use; domestic textiles, namely, sheets, bedspreads, pillows, comforters, pillowcases, towels, washcloths, textile fabrics by the yard, and textile fabrics for use as wall coverings; wallpaper; wall tiles made of cork for application to existing walls; bathmats; cork floor covering for application to existing floors; rugs of fabrics and fibers; and floor mats; toys, namely toy tool sets, dolls, stuffed animals, money boxes, slate, chalks and kaleidoscopes; ash trays.

Lighting equipment, lamps and lamp- shades; installations for lighting, heating, steam generating, cooking, re- frigerating, drying, ventilating, watersupply and sanitary purposes; parts and fittings included in international class 11 for all the said goods; all goods ininternational class 11; paper and paper articles, cardboard and cardboard art- icles; printed matter, periodicals, books; book-binding material; photo- graphs, pictures; stationery, adhesive materials (stationery); artists' mater-ials, paint brushes; instructional and teaching material (other than apparatus) playing cards; printers' type and clic-hes (stereotype); typewriters, office requisites (other than furniture), and parts and fittings therefor alll included in international Class 16; all goods in interlational Class 20; furniture, seats, and seating; mirrors; picture frames; articles included in international class 20 and made articles included in international class 20 and made of or predominantly of wood, cork, reeds, cane, wicker, horn, bone, ivory, whale- bone, shell, amber, mother-of-pearl, meerschaum, celluloid, or substitutes for any of the said materials, or plast- ics; parts and fittings included in in-ternational class 20 for any of the saidgoods; small domestic utensils and con- tainers; combs and sponges; brushes (other than paint brushes); instruments and materials for cleaning purposes; glassware, porcelain and earthenware; parts and fittings included in internat-ional class of 21 for any of the said goods; all goods in international class21; all goods included in international class 24; textile articles; textile piece goods; bed and table covers; floor coverings, wall hangings, all in- cluded in international class 27; car- pets, rugs, mats, matting, linoleum; tiles (not of metal) for floors or wallscork in the form of tiles or sheets for application to existing walls or floorsall goods in international class 27; toys, games, playthings; gymnastic and sporting articles (except clothing); ornaments and decorations for christmas trees and the like; all goods in inter- national class 28.

Guitars.

Column speakers and amplifiers.

Coats, jackets, slacks, shorts, and canvas and rubber footwear.

X-ray contrast media.

Video monitors, data display monitors, electromechanical information displays and computer systems, for displaying data on large scale information boards; data terminals for communicating to and from computers; telephone traffic monitors, namely, electronic equipment for trunk line scanning and for data storage, computation and readout; transducers for producing electrical signals representing pressure and acceleration; electronic and electromachanical timers; digital position encoders; aircraft instruments for sensing and indicating angle of airflow; stall warning devices; microphones, citizens band radio antennas; intrusion and fire detectors and alarm transmitters.

Machine tools for flanging, flaring and bending tubes; automated machine tools, for assembling parts; lapping machines; television video monitors and data display monitors; interface equipment for converting signals between analog and digital form; data terminals for communication to and from computers; telephone traffic monitors, namely, electronic equipment for trunk line scanning and for data storage, computation and readout ;transducers for producing electrical signals representingforce, pressure and displacement, and systems for computing, recording and displaying transducer signals; electronic and electromechanical timers, time delay relays and counting and display devices; and computer controlled systems for displaying data on large scale information boards.