About 30,000 Trademarks found for “jeffrey m koegel barclay damon llp”

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

Processed meat

The color(s) red is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.

Beer

T-shirts for the purpose of promoting the books written by the late Kathryn Tucker Windham that contain the beloved Jeffrey character; Wearable garments and clothing, namely, shirts for the purpose of promoting the books written by the late Kathryn Tucker Windham that contain the beloved Jeffrey character

Book plates; Bookmarks; Bumper stickers; Drawing rulers; Pencils; Stickers

auger bit designed for use on large construction augers for the purpose of cutting into rock and other hard underground materials; drill bits for rock drilling; mining bits; core drilling bits; drilling machines parts; power operated tools, namely, earth drills, boulder extractors and drilling buckets; centering drilling bits being parts of machines; attachments for earth moving machines, namely, buckets, fabricated kelly adapters, fabricated kelly boxes, box adapters and wear pads, and couplers; earth augers, namely, continuous flight augers, dirt augers, carbide augers, rock augers, bullet augers, casing twister augers and bullet tooth augers

rebuilding and refurbishing of augers

retail store services featuring apparel, footwear and fashion accessories

Power operated hammer mills for pulverizing or shredding material and parts thereof; power operated flex-tooth crushers and parts thereof, namely, double roll metal turnings, rotary ring, single role and swing hammer; power operated vibrating conveyors and parts thereof, namely, apron, drag chain, mold pan; power operated vibrating feeders and parts thereof, namely, apron, belt and drag; power operated wood hogs and shredders and parts thereof

The name "JEFFREY D." identifies a living individual whose consent is of record.

The mark consists of a stylized swan created from two swirling lines. Underneath the swan is the term "BARCLAY" in stylized letters.