About 936 Trademarks found for “andrew pinchin”

DAD'S BANDITO CHILI ORIGINAL 1939 BANDITO RECIPE OF DAD ANDREWS (KIT) (SEASONS TWO POUND CHILI)

The mark consists of a rectangle, with three distinct black, line borders. In the bottom line of the third, and largest border with a leftmost paragraph alignment are the words, "THE ANDREW W. COOPER YOUNG JOURNALISTS IN TRAINING PROGRAM YJIT". Adjacent to this, with a rightmost paragraph alignment is the text, "FOUNDED 2004". At the center of the smallest rectangle is the phrase "NO JUSTICE NO PEACE" with the "NO PEACE" aligned directly under the "NO JUSTICE".

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

The mark consists of an artistic rendition of an eagle in flight with the words "ANDREWS INTERNATIONAL" appearing above and between the eagle's wings. Underneath the eagle are the words "INTERNATIONAL. GOVERNMENT. CONSULTING AND INVESTIGATIONS." with a line underneath and the words "A U.S. SECURITY ASSOCIATES COMPANY" below.

"PURE POT STILL IRISH WHISKEY DISTILLED, AGED AND BOTTLED IN IRELAND RIVERSTOWN DUNDALK IRELAND EST. 1762 40% ALC. BY VOL. (80 PROOF) PRODUCT OF IRELAND 750 ML"

The name(s), portrait(s), and/or signature(s) shown in the mark identifies Andrew Taylor Browne, whose consent(s) to register is made of record.

The mark consists of the words "BLUE TRAIN FETEASCA ALBA 2011 GOOD DAY LUCIEN! GOOD DAY INDEED. TODAY I SAW HER. HER! I FINALLY FELL IN LOVE, MY FRIEND. CAN YOU IMAGINE THAT? SHE WAS THERE, STANDING ON THE BLUE TRAIN'S STEPS, SHROUDED IN A VEIL OF STEAM. A BLUE SILK DRESS THE COLOUR OF MIDNIGHT AND HAIR TO MATCH... A LINE OF PEARLS HOLDING THE GLOVES ON HER SLENDER, GRACEFUL HANDS. OH, LUCIEN, WHAT A DREAM SHE WAS! TOO BAD WE COULDN'T BE INTRODUCED... BUT I HOPE TO SEE HER AGAIN, PERHAPS IN THE ROYAL DINER COMPARTMENT. WE'LL HAVE A GLASS OF WINE AS PROFOUND AS HER MYSTERIOUS SPIRIT, FAREWELL, LUCIEN, AND WISH ME LUCK! YOURS, ANDREW" where the words "Blue Train Feteasca AIba 2011" appear in pale block lettering above a pale scroll design and the remaining words appear in bold script beneath the scroll design.