About 30,000 Trademarks found for “noelle m tipton brownwinick law firm”

BROWN WINICK

The mark consists of the term "BROWN" in bold text next to the term "WINICK" in non-bold text with a line under the "BROWNWINICK" and next to the term "LAW".

Legal services

Soft sculpture plush toys

Cauldrons; Epergnes; Stew-pans; Basting spoons; Bread baskets for domestic use; Bread boards; Cutting boards for the kitchen; Drinking vessels; Earthenware mugs; Egg separators, non electric, for household purposes; Pie servers; Pressure cookers, non-electric

patient care simulators used in education/training

PERSONAL GROOMING SERVICES

Hotel services

Glasses being eyewear, sunglasses [ and contact lenses; parts for spectacles, namely, nose pads, frames, temples, optical lenses; spectacle holders; eyeglass lanyards; spectacle frames; spectacle straps; spectacle temples; ] spectacle cases; cases for sunglasses; frames for sunglasses [ ; lenses for sunglasses; chains for sunglasses; straps for sunglasses; sunglass temples; sunglass nose pads; covers, namely, pouches for sunglasses; optical lenses for use with sunglasses; spectacle lenses; containers for contact lenses ]

The mark consists of the word "TIPTON" in a shield like form, with a slanted rectangle in the "O" of "TIPTON".

Surface finishing machine; barrel finishing machine; mass finishing machine; brushing machine; blasting machine; separators used after the surface-finish process to separate and sort the work piece and abrasive media used in the barrel finishing process in the form of net separators which differentiate the work piece and abrasive media based upon the size differences, magnetic separators which use the magnetism of the work piece to differentiate the work piece and abrasive media, and tilting separators which roll the materials and uses a slope and drop to differentiate the work piece from the abrasive media based upon the differences in shape; electric washing machine for industrial purposes namely, for use in washing the surface of the work piece in barrel finishing and mass finishing; loader in the nature of an injection machine used to inject the large quantity of the work piece and abrasive media into the barrel finishing machine in which the work piece and the abrasive media are supplied to the bucket, raises the bucket by the conveyer and turns the bucket over to supply the work piece and abrasive media to the barrel tank of the barrel finishing machine; unloader in the nature of an exhauster used after barrel finishing to exhaust the work piece and abrasive media from the barrel tank by turning the tank over so that the work piece and abrasive media are exhausted from the tank, received in the exhauster and supplied to the separator