About 399 Trademarks found for “pedro drummond”

The mark consists of the word "PEDRO'S" in italics initial cap centered over the words "SIRLOIN IN A SHUCK" in italics all caps. Under the words "SIRLOIN IN A SHUCK" is the word "TAMALES" in all caps. Under the word "TAMALES" is the tag line in small case italics in quotes, elipses "THESE MAY WELL BE THE BEST TAMALES" and centered under those words is the following words in small case italics "YOU HAVE EVER EATEN", followed by an exclamation and closing quotes.

OGC ORIGINAL GUITAR CIRCLE EST TWO ZERO ONE FOUR D K G N J S DO NOT HATE MONDAY SAN PEDRO TOWN BELIZE; OGC ORIGINAL GUITAR CIRCLE EST TWO THOUSAND FOURTEEN D K G N J S DO NOT HATE MONDAY SAN PEDRO TOWN BELIZE; OGC ORIGINAL GUITAR CIRCLE EST TWENTY FOURTEEN D K G N J S DO NOT HATE MONDAY SAN PEDRO TOWN BELIZE

The English meaning of "QUINTA DE PEDRAS" is "place of stones".

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The mark consists of The literal element "SAN PEDRO MACORIS RON" is positioned in three lines of text the center of the mark. The words "San Pedro" are in beige color, highly stylized, and are positioned in the top line. The literal element "MACORIS" is in the middle line, in caps, in white color, with black border and beige shading. The literal element "RON" is in the lower of three lines, in beige color, in caps, and is bordered on the left and right by two horizontal beige lines. A beige coat of arms is positioned above the three central lines of text. The coat of arms comprises a cross, surrounded by a plurality of banners over a shield. Said shield has four fields, with dark fields in top left and bottom right and light fields in top right and bottom left. Top corners of the shield are decorated with swirls. Positioned under the cross is an open book with text Joan Chap V. and Luc Chap V. appearing on left and right sides of the book, respectively. The bottom of the shield is decorated with vegetative design, with a branch, bearing sharp elongated leaves, positioned on the right side and a branch with short leaves and berries, on the left. A ribbon with words "Dios, Patria, Libertad" (meaning G-d, Fatherland, Freedom) is positioned over the bottom of the coat of arms. Beige Literal element "GRAN RESERVA" appears in caps, slightly curved upward and is positioned below the word "RON". Below it is a beige depiction of a barrel, with a ribbon, bearing inscription "10/15" over it. Below the barrel, in beige, is the word "BLEND". This word is in caps and slightly curved downward. Below this, in beige is the word "SOLERA". Gray color, surrounding the mark is for background purposes only and is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

The foreign wording in the mark translates into English as PEDRO PERGOLAS (a proper name needing no translation; however, the English translation of "pergola" is "an arbor or trellis") OLD VINES TEMPRANILLO (named after the Spanish word "Temprano" for "early") VALDEPEÑAS (the English translation is "the Valley of the Rocks") Denominaciòn de Origen (the English translation is "designation of origin") Estate Bottled CRIANZA (the English translation is "breeding" or "upbringing") 1997.

The English translation of "DON" in the mark is "Mr". The English translation of "DE BORBON DOS SICILIAS Y ORLEANS " in the mark is "of Bourbon, Two Sicilies, and Orleans". The English translation of "DUQUE DE CALABRIA" in the mark is "Duke of Calabria". The English translation of "DUQUE DE NOTO " in the mark is "duke of Noto".

Charitable services, namely, international humanitarian, religious and diplomatic services

The foreign wording in the mark translates into English as 1995 PEDRO PERGOLAS (a proper name needing no translation; however, the English translation of "pergola" is "an arbor or trellis") GRAN RESERVA (the English translation is "great reserve") VALDEPEÑAS (the English translation is "the Valley of the Rocks") DENOMINACIÓN DE ORIGEN (the English translation is "designation of origin") EL ABORADO Y EMBOTELLADO POR (the English translation is "bottled by the estate of") BODEGAS (the English translation is "warehouse") NAVARRO LÓPEZ (a shortened version of a proper name FRANCISCO NAVARRO LÓPEZ needing no translation) R.E. CLM-240/CR 01 VALDEPEÑAS (the English translation is "the Valley of the Rocks") ESPAÑA (the English translation is "Spain").

The mark consists of a seal with the serrated edges of the seal being in gold and with the words in gold on a blue circle EXPERIENCE THE WATSON VALUE ADVANTAGE with a gold circle inside the blue circle and the with the words in gold and outlined in black MAP and MANUEL DOMINGUEZ ETAL and the words in black OF THE RANCHO SAN PEDRO FINALLY CONFIRMED TO SURVEYED UNER THE AUSPICES OFTHE U.S. SURVEYOR GENERAL BY HENRY HANCOCK DEPT SURVEYOR DECEMBER 1867 STATE OF CALIFORNIA. There are three curved lines in black above the words RANCHO and PEDRO and a black curved line to the left of the word IN and above HENRY and a black curved line to the right of the word IN and above HANCOCK.

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