About 30,000 Trademarks found for “box 24 inc”

BOXIE TWENTY FOUR

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Providing classes, workshops, seminars and camps in the fields of fitness, exercise, boxing, kick boxing and mixed martial arts

Athletic apparel, namely, shirts, pants, jackets, footwear, hats and caps, athletic uniforms; Boxing shorts; Sweatshirts

The mark consists of the words "BOXING INC" in stylized lettering with the bottom of each line in the letter "X" extending and underlining the rest of the letters in the word "BOXING".

The mark consists of a kettlebell with a wolf head in the center. The wolf head intersects with a barbell with slightly bent sides. The words "WOLF BOX INC" appear below the image in stylized letters.

The mark consists of THE WORDING "BOXING INC" IN STYLIZED LETTERING.

Athletic equipment, namely, guards for shins; Athletic equipment, namely, hand wraps; Boxing gloves

Board games

The mark consists of a square-shaped solid red color background containing a literal element that consists of the words "BOX IN A BOX", all in stylized white capital letters assembled in three rows, where the first row, at the top of the square, and the third row, at the bottom of the square, each contains the word "BOX", in a font size such that the word covers most of the width of the square-shaped red background, while the second row, in the middle of the square, contains the words "IN A", in a font size approximately sixty percent smaller than the font size of the word "BOX" in the first and the third rows. The white color in the literal element is part of the mark, while the white color in the drawing outside the borders of the red square represents background and is not part of the mark.

The mark consists of the image of a boxer holding his hands up wearing boxing gloves with the words "BOXER Inc." below the image. There are also three lines going through the word "boxer" and a period at the end of the abbreviation "Inc.".

Electrical outlet, switch and junction boxes that hold electrical circuitry, but have no circuitry themselves, for use in buildings