About 3,803 Trademarks found for “scott g adams”

The name(s), portrait(s), and/or signature(s) shown in the mark identifies a living individual(s) whose consent(s) to register is made of record.

The name "SCOTT HAMILTON" identifies a living individual whose consent is of record.

The name "SCOTT HAMILTON" identifies a living individual whose consent is of record.

Printed menus and printed guide books featuring information on restaurants, shopping, and tourist attractions for use in hotels and condominiums

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

"ESTD 1801" AND "AGED 18 YEARS" AND "BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY" AND "PRODUCE OF SCOTLAND 70CL/700MLE 40%VOL/40%G.L.40%ALC./VOL"

financial analysis and consultation relating to retirement and estate planning; financial planning; money management; financial management; mutual fund, hedge fund and annuity investment; investment advice; stock brokerage; and insurance agency services in the fields of life, health and property and casualty

MICROSCOPIC COVER GLASSES AND MICROSCOPIC SLIDES

"COUNCIL" "ANCIENT " "ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE OF FREEMASONRY" AND "AFFILIATION SOUTHERN JURISDICTION"

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Our trade-mark consists of the words "Scott's Emulsion" in connection with a triangle arranged above these words, inclosing suitable letters; as "P.P.P." These words and letters have been generally arranged as shown in the accompanying fac-simile, which is in the form of a wrapper and contains our trade-mark, together with descriptive matter, so arranged as to be folded about the bottle containing the compound and over the top thereof. That part of the mark which appears upon the front is inclosed within a border, with the words "Scott's Emulsion" at the upper part, followed by a description of the ingredients of the compound, a statement of the diseases for which it is a remedy, directions for taking, and the name and address of the proprietors. Immediately above this part of the mark is arranged a triangle which folds over the top of the bottle, this triangle inclosing the letters "P.P.P.," which are explained by the words "Perfect," "Permanent," and "Palatable," arranged on the exterior of and parallel to the three sides of the triangle. Upon either side of that portion of the mark appearing on the front of the bottle appears in a different language the same statement, with the exception of the omission of the name and address of the proprietors. The name of the firm and their location may also be printed on the margin of the triangle. Any additional ornamentation or description may be added, if found necessary; but such matter may be changed at will or omitted altogether, as may also the descriptive matter referred to, without materially changing the character of our trade-mark, the essential features of which are the words "Scott's Emulsion" and a triangle above the same.