About 79 Trademarks found for “ahp*”

Loudspeakers; Bags adapted for laptops; Cell phone cases; Computer bags; Computer keyboards; Covers for smartphones; Earphones and headphones; Protective covers and cases for tablet computers; Stands adapted for tablet computers; Wireless computer mice

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

The mark consists of the word AHPBUILD with a hammer going across the letters HP.

Sponges used for applying make-up

Steering apparatus, automatic, for vehicles; controllers and regulators, namely, power controllers, electronic speed controllers, electric control panels, electronic apparatus and instruments for controlling and adjusting and testing of drives and motors, electro-pneumatic and electronic controllers for vehicle steering systems; Electric sensors, namely, sensors and detector units for use in controlling automotive steering systems; Encoders

Steering apparatus, automatic, for vehicles; controllers and regulators, namely, power controllers, electronic speed controllers, electric control panels, electronic apparatus and instruments for controlling and adjusting and testing of drives and motors, electro-pneumatic and electronic controllers for vehicle steering systems; Electric sensors, namely, sensors and detector units for use in controlling automotive steering systems; Encoders

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

In the statement, Column 1, line 1," Academic Health Plans, Inc." should be deleted, and Academic HealthPlans, Inc. should be inserted.

Brassards; Buttons; Epaulettes; Wigs; Appliques; Armbands for holding sleeves; Artificial flowers; Artificial flowers of paper; Artificial plants, other than Christmas trees; Belt buckles; Bobby pins; Braids; Clips with holders for attaching corsages and boutonnieres to clothing; Clothing buckles; Hair bows; Hair clips; Shoe laces; Wreaths of artificial flowers; Electric hair rollers; Non-electric hair rollers

Indicating membership in a collegiate fraternal organization consisting of student and alumni members of a professional aviation fraternity for persons with interests in careers in the aviation or aerospace industries

The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to "ALPHA ETA RHO" and this has no meaning in a foreign language.