About 18 Trademarks found for “veam*”

Hammocks; Canvas wraps for plants; Cloth bag for storing and dispensing plastic bags for household use; Cloth bags for storage; Clothes pin storage bags; Garment bags for storage; High-density polyethylene plastic bags for the storage of household items; Portable toy storage bag; Shoe bags for storage; Tents for mountaineering or camping

Air cushions for medical purposes; Appliances for washing body cavities; Artificial breasts; Baby bottles; Breast pumps; Condoms; Contraceptive apparatus; Corsets for medical purposes; Ear picks; Face masks for use by health care providers; Hearing aids; Love dolls; Medical diagnostic apparatus, analytical apparatus for medical purposes and blood pressure measuring apparatus; Pessaries; Sex toys; Urethral probes; Vaginal syringes; Vibromassage apparatus; Surgical apparatus and instruments for medical, dental or veterinary use

The wording "VEAMA" has no meaning in a foreign language.

Baby blankets; Bath towels; Bed blankets; Bed linen; Bed sheets; Bedspreads; Cotton fabric; Eiderdown covers; Household linen; Quilt covers; Sleeping bags for babies; Table runners of textile; Tablecloths, not of paper; Woollen blankets

The wording "VEAMOR" has no meaning in a foreign language.

Blotter; Digital printing paper; Ink pens; Ink sheets for use in reproducing images in the printing industry; Lithographic prints; Paper; Paper towels; Printed collector cards made primarily of paper and also including metal; Printed matter, namely, newspapers, photographs, magazines, books, printed periodicals, newsletters, and brochures all in the fields of securities, options and other financial instruments; White paperboard

The mark consists of the word "veam" in lowercase letters in a bright red color, with three dots arranged in a triangular pattern inside the "a" suggesting the prongs or receptacles of an electrical connector.

electrical connectors for passively conducting electricity from one electrical conductor to another

The mark consists of the word "veam" in lowercase letters, with three dots arranged in a triangular pattern inside the "a" suggesting the prongs or receptacles of an electrical connector.

The wording "Veamor" has no meaning in a foreign language.