About 39 Trademarks found for “* TH”

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

"HEALTHCARE"

The name(s), portrait(s), and/or signature(s) shown in the mark identifies CHRIS VANGU, whose consent(s) to register is made of record.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

The mark consists of a circular design including the words "THE HOUSE" separated by two diamond shapes and a fanciful combination of the letters "TH" in the center.

The mark consists of the brown luminic wording "THEOBROMA" written on its side with the orange letters "TH" to the right top of this wording all on a gray rectangular background.

3-in-1 hair conditioners; 3-in-1 hair shampoos; Cosmetic hair dressing preparations; Cosmetic hand creams; Cosmetic massage creams; Cosmetic preparations; Hair care preparations for hair edges; Hair rinses; Hair bleach; Hair bleaching preparations; Hair conditioner; Hair conditioners; Hair conditioners for women and men; Hair detangling preparations; Hair dressings for men; Hair dressings for women; Hair gel; Hair gel and hair mousse; Hair lotion; Hair mascara; Hair moisturizers; Hair shampoos and conditioners; Hair sprays; Hair sprays and hair gels; Hair weave conditioners; Hair weave shampoos; Gels for cosmetic purposes; Leave-in hair conditioners; Lotions for cosmetic purposes; Non-medicated hair restoration lotions; Non-medicated hair serums; Non-medicated hair shampoos for women and men; Oils for cosmetic purposes; Oils for hair conditioning

The mark consists of the stylized wording "THROTTLE HEAD" above the stylized overlapping letters "TH".

The mark consists of the words Texas Hyperbarics and New Braunfels Wound Care printed in a circular pattern surrounding an outline of the State of Texas with the letters T and H, which are separated by the Rod of Asclepius, within the State of Texas outline.

The wording "CHL TH" has no meaning in a foreign language.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

The "T" has a track coming off it with the track going under "HOUSTON" and two stars on the side of "TRACK". Also, abbreviated "TH" a track coming off the "T" that looks like a wing.