About 30,000 Trademarks found for “guy spier”

In the statement, Column 1, line 4,"spirits and liqueurs" should be deleted, and wine should be inserted.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

The English translation of "WERF" in the mark is "YARD".

SPIER AND MACKAY

Belts; casual pants; casual shirts; dress pants; dress shirts; men's suits; men's underwear; neck ties; outerwear, namely, jackets; pocket squares; shoes; sports jackets; sport shirts; sweatshirts; swimwear; t-shirts

Automotive engine exhaust treatment systems used for improving fuel economy and reducing greenhouse gases sold as a unit and comprised of a reinforced silicone rubber hose, stainless steel connectors, stainless steel clamps and fittings, flapper check valves in the rubber hose, an air-to-air heat exchanger and a polymer-coated steel weldment of integrated steel tubes of various sizes in a venturi formation

Installation and maintenance services for automotive engine exhaust treatment systems

"EST'D 1692"

Technical publications, namely, books, magazines, and articles in other publications on technical subjects, namely, optic, photonic, and electronic technologies and applications

Organizing and conducting technical symposiums, seminars, conferences and exhibitions regarding technically oriented matters in the field of optics, photonics, electronic technologies and applications; providing facilities in the nature of an on-line digital library featuring conference proceedings and journals in the field of optics, photonics, electronic technologies and applications; and providing web based courses in the field of optics, photonics, electronic technologies and applications

Association services, namely, promoting the interests of professionals in the fields of optics and photonics

Tactical hand tools, namely, multi-function hand tools comprised of knives and screwdrivers and lock-picking tools being picks; apparel in the nature of tool pouches for attachment to tool belts specifically adapted to be worn on the body and conceal the aforementioned tactical hand tools

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