About 30,000 Trademarks found for “john e mc kie”

The mark consists of the terms "JOHN KING" in blue upper case letters to the right of a black circle design with a six-pointed star inside the circle, with a white letter "C" inside the star. All on a white background.

Metal fabrication services for others; metal moulding; metal cutting; custom manufacture of metal hardware; custom manufacture of chains

The name "JOHN MCLEOD" identifies a living individual whose consent is of record.

Adult sexual stimulation aids, namely, artificial penises

power-operated illuminating and lighting apparatus, namely, battery operated lanterns, rechargeable lanterns, electronic and electrically operated lanterns, lamps, halogen lamps, electrical table lamps, flashlights, neon lights, fluorescent lighting tubes

The mark consists of a cartoon figure of a cross-armed man with tan skin, brown hair, brown eyes, brown eyebrows, white teeth and black outline accent lines. The cartoon figure is wearing a blue, red, gray shirt with a white undershirt, gray cross necklace, and white buttons with black outlines and a black watch. A white box outlined in black is located on the upper left chest of the shirt. The wording "JOHN" is written in black on the center of the white box. An illegible logo design in blue and red is on the right upper chest of the shirt. The cartoon figure is wearing blue jeans and black and gray shoes, with a black belt and gray belt buckle and brown tool belt. Red, gray, and blue tools are set within the belt. The entire cartoon figure is outlined in white. All other instances of white represent background and are not claimed as features of the mark.

THE MARK "JOHN D" IS ONE FORM OF THE SIGNATURE OF THE LATE "JOHN H. DANIEL."

The mark consists of the stylized wording "John M" with a flower at the bottom right of the letter "M".

Bellows as well as adaptor parts therefor for inflating inflatable objects, sold as a unit

Toys and games, namely, infant toys, ball and racket sets, flying discs, ball pits, inflatable toys, inflatable water guns, sport balls, play balls, playground balls, water toys, ball and paddle sets, toy sleds, toy snow shovels, and play tents for children, all made of plastic; gymnastics apparatus, particularly made of plastic; toy figurines, toy animals for games, toy dolls, made of plastic and inflatable; inflatable paddling pools for children, inflatable floating islands pool toys; water slides; play houses for children; play balls namely, playground balls, sport balls, soccer balls, volleyballs, basketballs, softballs, foam balls, balls for games, jumping play balls, and water play balls; puppets and their figurines therefor; flippers for swimming

Tee-shirts

The mark was first used anywhere in a different form other than that sought to be registered at least as early as 04/12/1962