About 27 Trademarks found for “g o *”

The mark consists of two triangles attached to each other in the center with one triangle facing left and one triangle facing right. The triangle facing left has a shaded circle attached to it. The triangle facing right is shaded and has a circle attached to it. The triangle facing left contains the letter "G" and the triangle facing right has the letter "O". Below the triangles are the words "RECORDS" and "INC".

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Bowls; Cups; Plates

GOURMET TO-GO

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Printing presses; machines for producing printing plates; machines for processing printing plates; printing plates [ ; photo-engraving machines ]

GOCCOPRO; GOCCO PRO

Writing paper and envelopes

GOD; GD

The mark consists of The logo is literally the word "golf" with the letter "L" replaced with the outline of the state of new hampshire..

Blush; Blush pencils; Contour cream; Contour make-up sticks; Contour powder; Cosmetic white face powder; Cosmetic creams; Cosmetic milks; Cosmetic oils; Cosmetic pencils; Cosmetic powder; Cosmetic preparations; Eye-shadow; Eye liner; Eye shadow; Eyeliner; Eyeliner pencils; Facial make-up; Foundation; Foundation make-up; Glitter for cosmetic purposes; Lip glosses; Lip tints; Lipstick; Make-up; Make-up preparations; Mascara; Powder for make-up; Creamy foundation; Eyebrow powder; Eyes make-up; Eyeshadow palettes; Face glitter; Face powder; Facial concealer; Lip gloss; Liquid eyeliners; Make-up foundations; Make-up powder; Make-up primer; Make-up primers

Computer application software for mobile electronic devices, namely, software for social networking

The mark consists of a horizontal line from left to right going through the center portion of the mark and then going straight down and immediately turning in a circular clockwise direction to form the capital letter "G", it then continues in a gradually expanding clockwise spiral to make the formation of an "O", then continues from the top of the mark clockwise around to the bottom from where it goes directly upward to form the letter "D".