About 230 Trademarks found for “nicholas e forgione”

Live turkeys; live hatching turkey eggs

Art pictures; Art prints; Portraits; Printed art reproductions

Education services, namely, providing classes in the field of autism

"CENTER FOR AUTISM AND DEVELOPMENTAL DELAY"

Educational services, namely, providing courses of instruction in the field of behavioral health at the college, graduate and post-graduate level

LIVE TURKEYS AND FRESH EGGS FOR BREEDING PURPOSES

Building construction services

The name "Nicholas Applegate" does not identify a living individual.

The foreign wording in the mark translates into English as follows: JARDIN DU JOUR translates from French to English as GARDEN OF THE DAY and JARDIN DEL DIA translates from Spanish to English as GARDEN OF THE DAY.

Grills, namely electric, gas and charcoal outdoor grills; electric lighting fixtures and lamps; outdoor lighting

The mark consists of a stylized dome with a religious cross on top of the dome, above the stylized wording "SAINT NICHOLAS GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH & NATIONAL SHRINE AT THE WORLD TRADE CENTER", with horizontal lines on either side of the wording.

SAINT NICHOLAS GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH AND NATIONAL SHRINE AT THE WORLD TRADE CENTER

The mark consists of a two-sided circular medallion, the front bearing an image of a man's face next to horizontal lines and the words "Raoul Wallenberg" and surrounding the image a ring with the words in all capitals "The International Raoul Wallenberg Foundation" on the top and the words "New York", "Jerusalem", "Buenos Aires", and "Berlin" in all capitals on the bottom, surrounded by a further ring of repeating design and a further plain outer ring, and the back in the center a dark background and the words "awarded to" in all capitals and below it, flanked by small calligraphy design, the words "Sir Nicholas Winton" and below that the words "In his 104th birthday" and below that along the bottom the year 2013 with short dashes on either side and below that in all capitals "Year of the Holocaust Rescuers", surrounded by a ring with the words in all capitals "The Raoul Wallenberg Centennial Medal" on the top half of the ring and repeating thin lines on the bottom half, surrounded by a further ring of repeating design and a further plain outer ring, the latter two rings matching those on the front of the medal.