About 358 Trademarks found for “troy*”

In the statement, line 1, "(NEW JERSEY CORPORATION)" should be deleted, and (DELAWARE CORPORATION) should be inserted.

troy built

resses; Leggings; Pants; Skirts; Suits; Undergarments; Bottoms as clothing; Evening dresses; Jackets; Tops as clothing

"MEDICAL"

The mark consists of a label, comprised of a rounded quadrilateral connected to a smaller quadrilateral, all with curved top and bottom lines. This rounded quadrilateral is colored beige with five transparent, vertical ovals centered within, the middle oval being the largest, and the two oval to the right and to the left of the center oval shrinking in size. At the bottom of the rounded quadrilateral are seven triangular shapes lined up next to one another, with the tops of the triangles meeting at a point centered underneath the center transparent oval. The center triangular shape is colored tan, and the other triangular shapes to the left and right of the center shape are colored progressively lighter shades of tan. Below the rounded quadrilateral, connected to the bottom rounded line is a smaller, curved black quadrilateral, containing the stylized tan wording "TROY", above the stylized smaller tan "SÜDTIROL-ALTO ADIGE". The color white represents background or transparent areas, and is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

The mark consists of a pair of concentric circles having a mountain range therein. A feline holding a hockey stick is positioned in front of the circles and the mountain range. The characters "IceCats", having a border surrounding all characters, are positioned in front of the lower portions of the feline, hockey stick and circles. The characters "TROY ALBANY" are positioned above and arc along an upper portion of the circles.

Bicycles, electric bicycles and bicycle frames

Paint additives, namely, driers, stabilizers, inhibitors, levelling agents, bodying agents, puffing agents, anti-settling agents, anti-sagging agents, anti-floating agents, anti-foaming agents, dispersing agents, grinding agents, and mildewcides, all of the foregoing being types of chemical additives for paint

"SINCE 1959"

meats, cheeses, and butter