About 3,493 Trademarks found for “james flax”

The color(s) red, black, gray, white, tan and gold is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.

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

The name "JAMES MCMANUS" does not represent the name of any particular living individual.

The mark consists of a three-dimensional configuration of a reddish brown bottle seen from multiple angles. At the top of the bottle is a gold bottle cap with the words "BEEFEATER CROWN JEWEL" written around the side of the cap also in gold with bands above and below the words. The top of the cap contains the words "BEEFEATER CROWN JEWEL BEEFEATER CROWN JEWEL" that surrounds a design in the center consisting of a bird perched on a depiction of a globus cruciger that is surrounded by scrolls, leaves pine needles, berries and a citrus slice. The neck of the bottle has a gold band that contains a series of thin black lines, the words "BEEFEATER CROWN JEWEL" in black lettering placed at the top, the signature "JAMES BURROUGH" in black placed at the bottom and then a circular seal that contains a bird perched on a globus cruciger that is surrounded by scrolls, leaves, pine needles, berries and a citrus slice that is placed at the back of the gold band on the backside of the bottle's neck. The face of the bottle has a vertically rectangular-shaped gold label with the words "BEEFEATER LONDON" represented in stylized font in black and placed at the top of the label and then the words "CROWN JEWEL" at the bottom of the label with "CROWN" located above "JEWEL" in black. In the center of the label is a design that consists of a black and gold bird with outstretched wings perched on a depiction of a gold globus cruciger outlined in black that is surrounded by graphic depictions of black scrolls, leaves, pine needles, berries, and two slices of citrus. The four sides of the bottle have a vertical rectangular beveled indentation, of which two of the sides, contain the word "BEEFEATER" written vertically to be read from bottom to top and embossed in the nature of raised lettering in the actual glass flat surface area of the indentation. The bottom of the bottle has a beveled square indentation.

"LAWRENCEVILLE VIRGINIA" AND "MUSEUM AND ARCHIVES"

The mark consists of Stylized lettering in black says "The One & Only"/Stylized lettering in Red says "Hip Hauler"/Stylized lettering in black says "Strap it on...Hook on your stuff...And haul it all, hands free!".

Bibles

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, NAMELY WHISKEY

The mark consists of the wording RESCUE ENERGY BAR and the outline of a lady sitting in the lotus position with her palms clasped together in front of her chest.

The mark consists of two labels which are placed on a translucent three dimensional bottle containing a taupe liquid. A black label with a gold horizontal band appears on the top/neck of the bottle. On the center of the bottle appears a cream square label outlined in gold with the wording "ABERLOUR" in black with a cream and black outline above the black wording "ESTD 1879" above a gold square outlined in black and gold featuring the design of a black tree and a fountain outlined in black. To the left of the square design on the label is the black wording "ABERLOUR", "DISTILLERY" and "SCOTLAND" above one another and to the right of the square design is the black wording "HIGHLAND", "SPEYSIDE" and "AGED MALT" appearing above one another. Toward the bottom of the label is the gold wording "10 YEARS OLD" in a cream square on a horizontal pink band, above the taupe wording/signature "JAMES FLEMING" that is partially on the pink horizontal band and partially on a small pink rectangular shape that appears below the pink band and that also contains the black wording "DISTILLED & BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND" above the black wording "ABERLOUR DISTILLERY COMPANY LTD" above the black wording "ABERLOUR SPEYSIDE AB38 9PJ." The broken lines depicting the bottle and bottletop design indicate placement of the mark on the goods and are not part of the mark. Similarly, the bottle is not claimed as a feature of the mark but indicates placement of the mark on the goods.