About 80 Trademarks found for “mu*do”

Lampshades; Desk lamps; Fairy lights for festive decoration; Flood lights; Floor lamps; Hanging lamps; Lamps for outdoor use; Light bulbs; Lighting fixtures; Sconce lighting fixtures; Solar light fixtures, namely, indoor and outdoor solar powered lighting units and fixtures; Street lamps; String lights for festive decoration; Wall lamps; table, floor, street lamps

The English translation of "MUJADO" in the mark is "dumb".

Air purifying preparations containing bamboo-based charcoal in bag form; Activated charcoal in bags for use as air purifying preparations; Air purifying preparations

Hand tools, namely, tap and die sets

The English translation of "MURANDO" in the mark is "walling up" or "bricking up".

Online marketing and advertising services for restaurants

Computer services, namely, creating, designing, hosting, implementing, and maintaining websites for restaurants that enable, collect data with respect to, and process the selection, ordering, and billing of consumer purchases and booking reservations from restaurants

The mark consists of a stylized mountain composed of incomplete, jagged lines, with a jagged arrow passing through the mountain from left to right, with a small triangle to the right of the arrowhead, all shown above the stylized word "MURADDO" with a slash through the letter "R", with the word "MURADDO" underlined, with the entire mark shown in purple.

The mark consists of the wording "MUNDO" in white with blue accents and gold shadowing, all in a blue banner shape that also has a gold outline. Surrounding the banner shape is a blue stepped rectangle shape, with two thin gold outlines around the edges. At the top of stepped rectangle shape is a gold leaf design. Other than as mentioned above, the color white represents background and is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Publication, namely, magazine containing topics of general interest, maps and coupons directed at local residents and travelers to specific geographic areas

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

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