About 512 Trademarks found for “ba*da”

Entertainment services, namely, providing a venue at a restaurant, bar and lounge for live musical performances; entertainment services, namely, providing live musical performances at a restaurant, bar and lounge

The mark consists of the words "BALL & CHAIN" with the words "Est. 1935" underneath, within a circular design resembling a shiny ball, with a chain attached at one end to said ball design and a circular clasp at the opposite end of the chain, and the words "Little Havana, Florida" along the circumference of the ball design between the end of the chain connected to the ball and the clasp.

eyeglasses

Production and distribution of motion pictures

Clothing belts; Money belts; Coats; Cycling caps; Cycling shorts; Down suits; Footwear; Housecoats; Loungewear; Obis; Riding coats; Riding gloves; Sash bands for kimono (obi); Sneakers; Soles for footwear; Tube tops; Waist belts; Waistbands; Yoga pants; Yoga shirts

The mark consists of a drawing of a barracuda with the letters "BARRACUDA" appearing in stylized capital letters along the body of the barracuda wherein the "B" construes part of the head of the barracuda and the final "A" also serves as the tail of the barracuda.

The mark consists of the wording "BANK OF NEVADA" in stylized capital letters, with "NEVADA" indented below "BANK OF", and an outline of the State of Nevada at left, partially enclosing "BANK".

Clothing, namely, T-shirts, shirts, performance shirts, golf shirts, jackets, sweatshirts, tank tops, shorts, pants, socks, sweaters, sweatpants, sweat suits, ties, sleepwear, footwear, headwear, shoes, visors, hats, caps, beanies, bandanas, belts, gloves

"BABY"

Cups; Coffee mugs; Coffee stirrers; Dishers for serving or portioning meatballs, cupcake batter; Drinking steins; Hand-operated coffee grinders; Jugs, not of precious metal; Laundry hampers for domestic or household use; Lunch boxes; Non-electric coffee pots not of precious metal; Non-electric crushers for kitchen use; Reusable stainless steel water bottles sold empty; Trash containers for household use

machines, namely, colloid mills