About 554 Trademarks found for “norman d shutler”

The mark consists of a square wherein the right side of the square is broken by the word "INNOVATION" with the word "STUDIO" below "INNOVATION" and the words "NORMAN REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM" to the right of "STUDIO" wherein "HEALTH SYSTEM" is written below "NORMAN REGIONAL".

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Educational services, namely, developing, arranging, and conducting educational conferences and programs and providing courses of instruction in the field of history

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

The mark consists of a stylized logo consisting of the words "The Saturday Evening Post" appearing in all capitalized and italicized, stylized font, one word per line, with "Post" appearing in the largest font size, "Saturday" in the next largest font size, and "The" and "Evening" in slightly smaller font size, all of which words are centered in the middle of and extending slightly beyond the outer edges of a circle with two lines extending out to the right and left, and the words "Norman Rockwell" appearing in lower case letters except for the first letter of each word wrapping around the top of the circle and the word "Collection" appearing in lower case letters except for the first letter which is capitalized, wrapping around the bottom of the circle.

The mark consists in the left panel of a rear quarter view of an automobile over the top of which is a circle including a picture of a young woman with a long dress and above her the words "GENUINE AMERICAN BLEND".

The mark consists of dark red background (pantone = 187c / hex = #c1022d) with white writing 'NB: Norman Broadbent' & strapline 'Competitive Excellence Through People'.

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"Dr. Norman Young" is the name of a living individual who consents to the register and use of his name.

THE "PORTRAIT" IS NOT THAT OF A PARTICULAR LIVING INDIVIDUAL, BUT RATHER IS REPRESENTATIVE AND FANCIFUL.

"1958 CHAIR ORIGINAL MOLDED PLYWOOD DESIGN"