About 75 Trademarks found for “vi*lf”

Stand alone video game machines; arcade game machines with built-in screens

Video game software; computer game programs; computer game discs; video computer game programs; home video computer game discs; game discs and circuit boards containing game programs for use with hand-held or arcade video game machines with built-in screens

Personal training services, namely, strength and conditioning training

Animal feed supplement for beef and dairy calves

Entertainment services, namely, providing online interactive video games

ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES, NAMELY, RENTAL OF MOTION PICTURE FILMS

ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES, NAMELY, RENTAL OF MOTION PICTURE FILMS

Golf accessories, namely, golf clubs; divot repair tools; golf bag tags; golf bags; golf ball markers; golf ball retrievers; golf ball sleeves; golf balls; golf club heads; golf club inserts; golf club shafts; golf pins; golf gloves; golf irons; golf putter covers; golf putters; golf tee markers; golf tees; grip tapes for golf clubs; hand grips for golf clubs; head covers for golf clubs

rental of audio-visual virtual reality equipment comprising interactive simulator based game machines

The mark consists of a circular design that resembles a golf ball consisting of the colors red and black, which is positioned to the left of the stylized wording "VISTA GOLF" where a part of the letter "V" is made to resemble a golf flag, where the flag is red, and the wording "VISTA" is on top of the wording "GOLF".

The mark consists of The word VINYL consists of upper case lettering, with the letter V approximately 19% taller than the other letters. The letters in the word VINYL lean slightly forward. The letters in the word GUARD are the same font as VINYL but do not lean. The words VINYL and GUARD are separated by a semi-circle that is thicker in the middle and tapers to a point at each end. The semi-circle begins at a point below the left edge of the G in GUARD and travels clockwise from the "seven o'clock" position arcing above the letters G and U, stopping at a point above the right edge of the letter U at the "one o'clock" position. The word "golf" immediately follows..

"GOLF"