About 658 Trademarks found for “marshall lerner”

MSB MARSHALL AND SWIFT BOECKH A POWERFUL COMBINATION

series of non-fiction books, booklets and newsletters directed to the building, estimating, assessor and insurance industry; product packaging, namely paper wrapping; marketing and advertising materials, namely, labels, stationery, envelopes, business forms, printed forms and signs

computer software programs for providing property valuations, information regarding property characteristics, cost estimates and information about property valuations and property characteristics to the insurance industry, property appraisers and tax assessors

"MARSHALL" and "NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK DISTRICT"

DILLONS COUNTRY DANCE HALL AND SALOON

The mark consists of the word "SCHULER'S" in stylized font above the wording "RESTAURANT * PUB" all with a horizontal-lined background and inside a design feature having a flat top and bottom and heart-shaped sides, with the wording "SINCE 1909" encircled and arched above the word "SCHULER'S" and under the flat top of the overall design, and also with the wording "MARSHALL, MI" encircled and below the wording "RESTAURANT * PUB" and above the flat bottom of the overall design.

PREFORMED CONCRETE, TILE, AND STONE PRODUCTS, NAMELY, RETAINING WALL SYSTEMS CONSISTING OF LOW-ABSORPTION, HIGH-STRENGTH CONCRETE BLOCKS FOR DRY-STACKING IN MORTARLESS WALLS, PAVERS, AND DECORATIVE WALL UNITS, FOR USE IN LANDSCAPING DESIGNS

"DR. MARSHALL" identifies a living individual whose consent is of record.

The mark consists of four semicircular shapes in orange, where the outside perimeter forms a square and the inside perimeter forms a circle in white from negative space, to give the impression of a circle inside a square. This element is centered above the term "MARSHALL SOCARRAS GRANT" in gray and "P.L." in orange, which is centered above the words "UNCOMMON PERSPECTIVE" in orange. The colors gray and white are used to show a transparent area and the shading in the lettering, and are not claimed as features of the mark.

"P.L."