About 30,000 Trademarks found for “*ca”

The mark consists of the word "CANASTA" with each letter superimposed on individual rectangles representing playing cards with the wording "League of America" in stylized font appearing below the term "CANASTA".

"Boca" means tapioca in Mandarin. "Loca" means crazy in Spanish.

Repair of embedded electronic products that meet OEM specifications

ASSOCIATION SERVICES, namely, PROMOTING THE INTEREST OF THE AIR CARGO INDUSTRY THROUGH IMPROVEMENT OF COOPERATION, SHARING KNOWLEDGE, ENHANCING QUALITY AND EFFICIENCY, THE DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT AND TECHNICAL TRENDS

Barware, namely, seltzer bottles; Cocktail glasses; Cocktail picks; Cocktail stirrers; Decanters; Whisky glasses; Beverage glassware; Ice scoops; Shot glasses; Snifters; Soapstone cubes for chilling whiskey

TRAVEL SERVICES, NAMELY, ARRANGING OF CRUISES AND CRUISE SHIP SERVICES

[ Advertising agencies specializing in industrial shows and gatherings; ] advertising agencies specializing in marketing strategies to promote business; [ public relations services; ] marketing strategies to promote business in the vehicle parts, vehicle engines, and other vehicle equipment, marine equipment, kitchen utensils, television; [ providing office support staff services; business management services; management consulting services in the field of industrial equipment; accounting services; ] import and export agency services; [ expert evaluation and reports relating to business matters; auction services, namely, arranging auctions and participating auctions; on-line registration services for auctions; ] marketing consulting, namely, design and development of marketing campaigns for others, tracking and reporting online marketing activities of others [ ; retail and wholesale stores, online retail and wholesale stores, and mail order catalog services all featuring industrial equipment ]

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

The wording "TAGALICA" has no meaning in a foreign language.

"Teen" and "Juneteenth America"