About 1,973 Trademarks found for “beat*”

[ Small domestic tableware utensils, namely, forks, knives and spoons ]

[ Goods made from leather or imitation leather, namely, waist pouches for carrying purses and wallets; ] luggage, [ carry on traveling bags, ] [ clutch bags, ] [ trunks, business card cases, ] rucksacks, backpacks, [ purses, wallets, key cases, luggage tags; billfolds, leather key fobs, key cases, ] umbrellas; bags, namely, handbags, shoulder bags, all purpose sports bags, [ barrel bags, ] carry-on flight bags [ and duffel bags ], suitcases, [ attaché cases, ] school bags, satchels, gym bags [, beach bags and credit card cases; hand carry overnight cases of metal, plastic or resin ] ; tote bags [, including metal totes ] ; textile shopping bags [ ; identity card holders of leather and imitations of leather ]

[ Musical snow globes; ] snow globes; [ computer game joysticks; video game machines for use with televisions or computers; yo yos; ] playing cards; playing card cases; [ toy model vehicles of paper, cardboard or paper mache; Christmas tree decorations of paper, cardboard or paper mache; kits composed of paper, cardboard or paper mache for use in making toy model vehicles; inflatable publicity objects, namely, balloons; stand alone video game machines; coin or token operated video games; ] coin or token operated pinball machines [ ; coin or token operated arcade games; coin or token operated electrical or electronic amusement game machines in the nature of quiz game machines; virtual reality display apparatus, namely, virtual reality headsets, virtual reality helmets and virtual reality visors adapted for use in playing video games and providing interactive entertainment experiences in this regard; virtual reality display apparatus, namely, electronic display screens for displaying images in virtual reality specially adapted for use in playing video games, and providing interactive entertainment experiences and virtual reality theater, all enclosed within an electronically enabled specially adapted booth; virtual reality display apparatus, namely, amusement park rides and ride-on toys, all of which display images in virtual reality; coin or token operated electrical amusement apparatus, namely, virtual reality headsets, virtual reality helmets, virtual reality visors and virtual reality electronic display screens enclosed within an electronically enabled specially adapted booth, all specially adapted for use in playing video games and providing virtual reality theater or interactive entertainment experiences in this regard featuring cartoons, animation, virtual reality images, and music; coin or token operated electrical or electronic amusement park rides and ride-on toys, namely, sit-and ride-on motion simulator ride machines which simulate the motion of a vehicle, ship or submarine; amusement park rides and ride-on toys, namely, motion simulators for simulating the motion of a vehicle, ship or submarine; recreational floats for swimming; amusement park rides, namely, motion simulators for entertainment purposes in the nature of virtual reality amusement park rides; motion simulators for entertainment purposes in the nature of amusement park rides and ride-on toys, all for simulating the motion of a vehicle, ship or submarine;crib mobiles of paper or cardboard; video game machines for use with external television or video display screens; amusement apparatus incorporating a video monitor for interactive video games of virtual reality; an apparatus for electronic games other than those adapted for use with an external display screen or monitor, namely, an apparatus for interactive video games of virtual reality; computer game consoles for use with an external display screen or monitor for interactive video games of virtual reality ]

[ Articles of precious metal and their alloys, and articles coated with precious metal and their alloys, namely, money clips; non-metal money clips; ] bookends, including bookends made from [ glass, porcelain, earthenware, plaster, plastic, wood, wax, ] resin * ; * [, cork, reed, cane, wicker, horn, bone, ivory, whalebone, shell, amber, mother of pearl, meerschaum and substitutes for these materials; bond, carbon, copy, printing and writing paper; cardboard; printed matter, namely, printed awards, printed award certificates, and reproductions of printed award certificates, and printed emblems and forms; book binding materials, namely, coated paper for use as book binding and book binding cloth; ] mounted and unmounted photographs; stationery; [ adhesive tapes for stationery or household purposes; artist materials, namely, paint brushes, artists' sketch pads, drawing and painting papers and charcoal pencils; electric and non-electric typewriters; office requisites, namely, paper shredders and embossers; printed instructional and teaching materials on the subject of music; plastic bubble packs for packaging; printing type; printing blocks; ] posters; [ books, namely, educational books on the subject of musical groups, ] books on the subject of the entertainment industry [, books on the subject of modern history, ] and biographies; [ address books; ] song books; [ business cards; paper gift cards, ] postcards; [ printed invitations; ] greeting cards; calendars; [ photograph albums; ] prints, namely, photograph prints and pictorial prints; [ paper gift bags; paper gift boxes; ] note pads, note books; [ adhesive backed paper for stationery purposes; ] pens, pencils * ; * [ and crayons; stationery push pins and thumbtacks; diaries; blank checks and blank check books; check book covers; coasters of cardboard or paper; gift tags of paper and cardboard; decorative pencil tip ornaments made from paper, cardboard and paper mache; stickers; decalcomania; ring binders in the nature of document files; folders; personal organizers; covers for books and for personal organizers; paper table cloths; ] printed sheet music; printed paper publications in the nature of [ magazines, ] activity books, and coloring books on the subject matter of musicians, animation, caricatures, cartoons, fiction and motion picture films; books, [ booklets, pamphlets, printed guides, ] comic books [ and magazines ] on the subject of music, musicians, caricatures, animation, cartoons, fiction and motion picture films; comic books; [ general feature magazines; ] children's activity books; [ scrapbook albums; crossword puzzle books; educational activity books on the subject of music; writing paper; envelopes; small note pads; trading cards; pictures; ] art prints and framed art prints; framed and unframed pictorial prints, cartoon prints, lithographic prints, color prints * ; * [, caricature prints, computer generated pictorial prints, and black and white, and color prints featuring hidden or three dimensional images; graphic art etchings; cardboard gift boxes; ] paper gift wrap; [ memo pads; stationery paper; book covers; figurines of paper, cardboard or paper mache; party decorations of paper, cardboard or paper mache for Christmas use; kits composed of paper or cardboard for making paper figurines; collectable non-postage commemorative stamps; rubber stamps; protective covers for books and personal organizers for stationery use; telephone directories; paper desk mats; ] pen and pencil cases; [ pen and pencil boxes; pen and pencil holders; drawing rulers; erasers; printed paper embroidery design patterns; sewing patterns for making clothes, knitting patterns; iron-on transfers for decorating textiles; printed wall charts; paperweights, not of precious metal; babies' bibs of paper; bookmarks; passport holders all made from leather or imitation leather; ] pencil cases [, notelets and autograph books; reusable textile lunch bags; reusable plastic shopping bags ]

[ Carpets; rugs; linoleum for use on floors; wall hangings not of textile; reed mats; rubber and plastic bath mats; door mats; textile floor mats for use in the home ]

[ Candles; non-electric night lights, namely, slow burning candles contained within a dish; candle and oil lamp wicks; fuels for oil and paraffin lamps, namely, lamp oil and paraffin ]

Musical instruments [, musical boxes, barrel organs, perforated music rolls for player pianos ]

[ Jewelry boxes not of metal, including ceramic and porcelain jewelry boxes for trinkets; ] jewelry; horological and chronometric instruments, namely, watches and clocks; [ watch straps, ] cuff links, [ brooches, ] bracelets, [ bangles, earrings, ] pendants, [ medallions, ] trinkets being jewelry, charms being jewelry [, rings being jewelry, tie pins, jewelers ornamental tie pins, lapel pins, tie clips, collectible non-monetary coins, ornamental pins; articles of precious metal and their alloys, and articles coated with precious metal and their alloys, namely, belt buckles for clothing, coasters, jewelry boxes, key rings, key chains; hat and shoe ornaments and key fobs all of precious metal; rings being jewelry ] ; ornamental pins [ ; cigarette and cigar cases; precious stones; semi-precious stones; statuettes and figurines of precious metal or precious stone or coated therewith; scale model vehicles, ships or submarines all made from, or coated with precious metal or precious stone ]

Footwear and headgear, namely, hats and caps; clothing, namely, shirts, polo shirts, T-shirts, sweatshirts; [ sweatpants; ] jackets, coats; [ pullovers; vests; articles of underclothing, namely, underwear; shorts; ] scarves; [ silk pocket squares; ] neck-ties; [ braces in the nature of suspenders; belts; ] socks; long-sleeved shirts and long sleeved T-shirts; [ silk scarves; silk scarves in the shape of squares for wearing over the head or around the neck; pants; ] fleece tops; thermal tops; jerseys; [ baseball jerseys; hockey jerseys; sweaters; ] tank tops; [ waistcoats; trousers; golf shirts; golf pants; golf shoes; ] swim wear; [ beachwear; night gowns; pajamas; dressing gowns; bathrobes; bathing caps; head bands; ] slippers; [ beach shoes; sandals; clothing for toddlers, infants and babies, namely, rompers, shortalls, babies' sleep suits; ] cloth babies' bibs

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

[ Decorative window curtains of wood, reed, bamboo, beads or plastic; ] household linen; bed linen; [ bedspreads; table linen; table cloths not of paper; table mats not of paper; textile table napkins; coasters made of table linen or textile; unfitted fabric furniture covers; ] bed sheets, pillow cases [, duvet covers ] ; towels [ ; face towels; face washing cloths; curtains; wall hanging of textile; cloth banners; cloth bunting; cloth flags; handkerchiefs; cushion covers; pre-cut textiles for making into cushions and cushion covers; traced cloths for embroidery ]

[ Smoker's articles, namely, ashtrays not of precious metal, lighters for smokers not of precious metal, including cigarette, cigar and pipe lighters, and cigarette and cigar cases not of precious metal ]

[ Lamp bases of glass [, porcelain and earthenware ] ; l] amps [, including, table lamps made from ] [ porcelain, ] [ glass ] [, earthenware, plaster, plastic, wood, wax, resin, cork, reed, cane, wicker, horn, bone, ivory, whalebone, shell, amber, mother of pearl, meerschaum and substitutes for these materials; decorative water fountains made from porcelain, glass, earthenware, plaster, plastic, wood, wax, resin, cork, reed, cane, wicker, horn, bone, ivory, whalebone, shell, amber, mother of pearl, meerschaum and substitutes for these materials ]

[ Leather or imitation leather coasters; articles of precious metal and their alloys, and articles coated with precious metal and their alloys, namely, serving trays; decorative plates and dishes, commemorative plates, goblets, and napkin rings; drinking straws; all purpose portable household containers made of wood, plastic or resin; non-metal household or kitchen containers; small domestic containers, namely, all purpose portable household containers; cleaning combs and scouring sponges; dusting brushes; ] beverage glassware; [ porcelain eggs and sculptures; earthenware figurines, mugs, sculptures, and statues; ornaments, except Christmas ornaments, ] statuettes and figurines of ceramic * ; * [, china, crystal, glass, earthenware and porcelain; ] plates; [ ornamental and commemorative plates; wall plaques of china, crystal, earthenware, glass, porcelain, and terra cotta; ] drinking vessels, namely, glasses, mugs, [ jugs, ] and tankards not of precious metal; bottles, namely, [ seltzer bottles for use as barware, ] sport bottles sold empty, and vacuum bottles; insulated bottles, namely, thermal insulated bottles and flasks for beverages; [ glass bell jars used to display fragile ornamental objects; glass bell jars for ornamental purposes; plastic bell jars used to display fragile objects; plastic bell jars for ornamental purposes; non-metal jars for jams and jellies made from earthenware, glass, porcelain and plastic; ] cookie jars; coasters other than of paper or of table linen; serving trays not of precious metal; [ hair combs; hair brushes; sponges for household purposes; ornaments, except Christmas tree ornaments, statuettes and figurines all of terra cotta; drinking goblets, not of precious metal; ] drinking glasses; [ stemmed drinking glasses; champagne glasses; bottles, sold empty; ] bottle openers; [ cork screws; household food storage jars and food storage containers made of plastic, glass, earthenware, terra cotta or porcelain; glass bell jars for covering ornaments and foods; egg cups; ] lunch boxes; [ cookery molds; cake molds; ice-cube molds for refrigerators; ] [ shaped cookie cutters; ] [ bread boards; bread boxes; candlesticks not of precious metal; shaped ironing board covers; napkin rings not of precious metal; napkin holders; soap boxes; soap dishes; tooth brush holders; tooth brushes; garbage cans; ] small domestic containers, namely, piggy banks not of metal, [ flower pots, ] salt and pepper shakers, salt and pepper pots not of precious metal [, and hand operated salt and pepper mills; non-electric tea and coffee pots not of precious metal; tea sets of china, ceramic or porcelain; ] tea cups and saucers; [ domestic bowls; dish and pot stands made of ceramic tiles for hot food; ] coasters not of paper and other than table linen, namely, coasters made of ceramic tiles for beverages [ ; vases of china, crystal, glass and porcelain; porcelain boxes; tableware not of precious metal, namely, serving dishes, serving plates, chargers in the nature of platters, soup tureens and gravy boats; decorative dishes, plates and chargers in the nature of platters; ceramic and porcelain trinket boxes; salt and pepper pots of precious metal; indoor terrariums for plant cultivation or terrestrial animals ]

[ Frames for photographic slide transparencies; picture frames and photograph frames made of, or coated with, precious metal or precious stone; non-metal train and bus travel ticket holders of leather and imitation leather; porcelain doorknobs; earthenware doorknobs; wall plaques of plastic and wood; wind chimes; ] money boxes not of metal; [ wood, plastic or resin containers for commercial use; furniture; furniture mirrors, namely, mirrors for hanging, prop-up mirrors and full-length mirrors; hand-held mirrors, including shaving mirrors and pocket mirrors; mirror tiles; picture frames; photograph frames; ] [ cushions; ] pillows; ornaments, statuettes, figurines, [ trinket boxes and lamps bases made from plastic * or * ] [, wood, wax, ] [ resin * ; * ] [, cork, reed, cane, wicker, horn, ivory, whalebone, shell, amber, mother-of-pearl, meerschaum and substitutes for these materials; plaques of bone, ivory, plastic, resin, wax and wood; storage racks; ] key rings, key fobs and key chains, not of metal [ ; wood boxes; signboards made of wood, plastic or resin; name plates not of metal; non-metal key holders; bottle closures not of metal; coat hooks not of metal; indoor blinds of wood, reed, bamboo, beads or plastic; non-electric fans for personal use; fire screens for domestic use; footstools; inflatable furniture; inflatable chairs; letter boxes not of metal; interior window blinds of textile; display boards ]

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

[ Mental health therapy services provided live and online, namely, providing musical drumming sessions for the purpose of social and emotional skill-building consisting of the integration of activities from contemporary drum circles and group counseling for teaching skills that include how to focus, listen and express feelings, how to develop empathy and gratitude, techniques for team building, leadership, anger and stress management, and activities for building self-esteem, awareness of others, positive risk-taking and leadership ]