About 3,820 Trademarks found for “paul m lewis”

The mark consists of the wording "Chef Paul Prudhomme's" in a banner over a likeness of "Chef Paul Prudhomme". "Chef Paul Prudhomme" is wearing a white coat and a white hat; the chef's sideburns, beard, mustache, eyebrows and eyes are brown. The word "Magic", in gold, with a blue leaf emanating from the "g in "Magic", appears directly below the likeness. The wording "Seasoning Blends" in black and "Toasted Onion & Garlic", in white, are beneath on purple background, and above images of an onion, green onions and garlic. The wording "NO SALT NO SUGAR", in white, appears in the blue outer ring of a pair of concentric circles, where images of a salt shaker, and sugar cubes appear in the white inner circle. A blue diagonal line appears across the inner circle and images therein.

Educational services, namely, exhibitions, workshops, lectures, and other public programs about the presidency and democracy

"PAUL CEZANNE" is the name of the famous deceased artist and does not identify any living individual.

The mark consists of a red frame with a grey and white patterned background within the red frame, with the letters "RR" stylized in white inside a red circle with a white outline, with one star to each side also in white, with the top middle frame outlining the words "WITHERSPOON'S" in black and in the middle in large red are the word "RIVER" with the word "RUM" with white outlined. Underneath are the words "LEWISVILLE, TEXAS ALC. 40% BY VOL (80 PROOF)" all in black, and to the lower right and left showing grey images of sugar canes and the words written along each side "DISTILLED FROM CANE SUGAR & MOLASSES" in black.

"SEASONING BLENDS", "

Association logo-- Appearing on letter head, envelopes, business cards, news letter, IAF journal, sales promotion materials convention banners and booths, and other printed matter used by IAF to identify the association as unique INITS communication efforts

"SEASONING BLENDS", "SALT-FREE SUGAR- FREE"

Seasonings

The mark consists of The phrase, "MINDING MY AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS" (In large white font) is underscored by the noun "PAUL" and the numbers, 21 and 18 (the aforementioned numbers being separated by a semicolon). Betwixt "PAUL" and 21:18 there is a small globe composed of grid lines in a smaller font. Then beneath that there is, in even smaller font, the phrase, "IN EFFECT DURING BLACK HISTORY MONTH" ending in a period..

Paul Cezanne is the name of the famous deceased artist and does not identify any living individual.