About 95 Trademarks found for “ehi*”

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

Earphones and headphones; Wireless headsets for smartphones

Checkers; Darts; Dolls; Badminton rackets; Bells for Christmas trees; Boxing gloves; Checkers pieces; Chess games; Chess pieces; Chess sets; Chest expanders; Christmas tree ornaments and decorations; Climbers' harness; Elbow guards for athletic use; Exercise balls; Flying discs; Hand grip strengthener rings; Jigsaw puzzles; Kidney belts for sports; Knee guards for athletic use; Landing nets for anglers; Palm protectors for athletic use; Table tennis rackets; Toy building blocks; Toy for pets; Wrist guards for athletic use

The mark consists of the following: dark green letters of "EHIME JAPAN", yellow letters of "MIKAN FISH" on a dark green circular arc band, one big mandarin orange in gradations of yellow and orange with a light green hull at the top and a pattern of curved lines and circles representing fishes in white, and two small mandarin oranges colored in orange with light green leaves and three white circles one on each end of the dark green circular arc band.

Fresh, chilled or frozen edible aquatic animals not live; shellfish not live; abalones not live; cuttlefish, squids and calamaries not live; sardines not live; sea urchins not live; shrimps, prawns and lobsters not live; oysters not live; crabs not live; flat fish not live; carp not live; crayfish not live; sea basses not live; sea breams (red snappers) not live; octopuses not live; cods not live; clams not live; yellow tail amberjack and snapper not live; tuna fish not live; horse mackerel not live; bonito not live; spiny lobsters not live; fish fillets; processed seafood other than blocks of boiled, smoked and then dried bonitos (katsuo-bushi), dried pieces of agar jelly (kanten), flakes of dried fish meat (kezuri-bushi), fishmeal for human consumption, edible shavings of dried kelp (tororokombu), sheets of dried laver (hoshi-nori), dried brown algae (hoshi-hijiki), dried edible seaweed (hoshiwakame) and toasted sheets of laver (yaki-nori); blocks of boiled, smoked and then dried bonitos (katsuo-bushi); dried pieces of agar jelly (kanten); flakes of dried fish meat (kezuri-bushi); fishmeal for human consumption; edible shavings of dried kelp (tororo-kombu); sheets of dried laver (hoshi-nori); dried brown alga (hoshi-hijiki); dried edible seaweed (hoshi-wakame); toasted sheets of laver (yaki-nori); foods prepared from fish, namely, prepared entrees consisting primarily of fish; fish, canned; bottled cooked fish; salted fish; processed fish spawn; preparations for making bouillon; furikake, namely, a seasoning consisting primarily of dried flakes of fish; edible oils and fats; protein milk for human consumption; albumen for culinary purposes; all the aforementioned goods being from Ehime Prefecture

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

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

Bikinis; Cravats; Frocks; Pajamas; Socks; Trousers; Waistbands; Athletic tops and bottoms for runners, yoga; Body suits; Briefs as underwear; Fashion hats; Footwear for men and women; Yoga pants; Yoga tops

Cosmetics; Lipstick; Car wax; Essential oils for use in aromatherapy; False eyelashes; Nail art pens; Nail polish; Shampoo-conditioners; Shower gel; Skin care products, namely, non-medicated skin serum; Essential oils for aromatherapy use

Bullets; Firearms; Fireworks; Holsters; Air pistols; Hand gun accessories, namely, belt clips for securing a gun without the use of a holster; Noise suppressors for guns; Personal defense sprays; Shooting accessories, namely, gun rests; Sighting mirrors for guns and rifles; Sights, namely, open sights for use on firearms; Sights, other than telescopic sights, for artillery; Sprays for personal defense purposes; Tear-gas weapons

The name(s), portrait(s), and/or signature(s) shown in the mark does not identify a particular living individual.