About 9 Trademarks found for “*klj”

Mugs; Cake molds; Cake plates; Chopping boards for kitchen use; Containers for household or kitchen use of precious metal; Funnels for kitchen use; Garlic presses; Hand-operated food grinders; Ice cream scoops; Ice cube moulds; Non-electric egg beaters; Spatulas for kitchen use; Spice racks; Strainers for household purposes; Wood chopping boards for kitchen use

Audio speakers; Battery chargers; Cases for smartphones; Digital cameras; Dust covers for computers; Ear phones; Electrical receptacles; Face masks for diving; Hard disk drives (HDD); Ski goggles; Smartphones; Sports eyewear; USB cables; Wireless chargers; Mouse pads

The mark consists of the letters "KLJ" with geometric designs of two angles and one partial square.

KADRMAS, LEE AND JACKSON

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

The mark consists of two angles pointing to the left, and a sideways incomplete square. The wording "KLJ" appears to the right of the top portion of the angles, and the letter "K" in "KLJ" is positioned above the incomplete square.

KADRMAS LEE JACKSON

Land development services, namely, planning residential and/or commercial communities; consultation for the industrial and commercial sectors for planning, organizing, monitoring and carrying out unique and complex construction projects

Engineering services; consultation in the field of engineering; conducting engineering surveys; survey design and research; consulting in the field of land use planning, environmental sciences, and landscape architecture; consulting in the field of structural engineering; structural engineering design services; consulting services in the field of environmental assessment and planning, namely, providing cultural resource management services; consulting in the field of design for pipelines, well pads and associated facilities; oil field surveying

Decorative key fobs; Jewelry boxes

Non-fiction books on a variety of topics; Textbooks in the field of mathematics, calculus, algebra, psychology, architecture, substance abuse, self-help, and non-fiction