About 30,000 Trademarks found for “lucky 21 inc”

Entertainment services, namely, providing a game of chance played with playing cards in a casino and/or gaming environment

Entertainment services, namely, providing live games of chance in gaming establishments and providing online table games

card games; gaming table felt layouts for betting

LUCKY SIX

The mark consists of the wording of "LUCKY" in stylized font with two designed curves below.

Educational services, namely, conducting online and in-person classes, seminars, lectures, workshops, educational exercises in the nature of workshops, training, and working groups in the nature of workshops, in the fields of preparedness for, assessment of, and response to, emergencies, crisis, disaster, violence, physical threats, active shooter, terrorism, facility vulnerabilities, and overall risk management; providing a website featuring non-downloadable webinars and videos in the fields of preparedness for, assessment of, and response to, emergencies, crisis, disaster, violence, physical threats, active shooter, terrorism, facility vulnerabilities, and overall risk management; providing a website featuring non-downloadable videos, as well as non-downloadable publications in the nature of manuals, instructional guides, books, and reports, all in the fields of preparedness for, assessment of, and response to, emergencies, crisis, disaster, violence, physical threats, active shooter, terrorism, facility vulnerabilities, and overall risk management

The mark consists of the stylized design of the head of a dog wearing a scarf, positioned mostly within a circle carrier. Underneath this design and partially overlapping and covering the bottom of the circle carrier is the stylized wording "LUCKY", which has a stylized four-leaf clover positioned at the bottom of the letters "KY".

The mark consists of the wording "LUCKY" in stylized font. A design that depicts a face of a baby is placed directly above the character "Y".

Pool cues

LUCKY SEVEN

FIRST USED IN ANOTHER FORM ON OCTOBER, 1935

Metal sculptures