About 30,000 Trademarks found for “r preston lanier”

Electronic business equipment, namely photocopiers, digital duplicators, facsimile machines, multi-function facsimile machines, laser printers, document feeders and sorters, computers, apparatus for digitizing and projecting graphic images, scanners, digital duplicators that also have print, scan and fax capabilities; and software for document management, document distribution, and production workflow

[ Paper, coated and uncoated, for photocopy and facsimile machines ]

MEN'S AND BOY'S SUITS, JACKETS, SLACKS, SPORTCOATS [ AND TOPCOATS ]

Entertainment services, namely, providing non-downloadable prerecorded videos featuring information and commentary about video games, comedic skits, and matters of general interest, all on-line via a global computer network

The mark consists of a design element depicting stylized fire, comprised of three wavy flames, with the word "PRESTON" appearing is stylized text to the bottom right of the design element.

Cologne; Bar soap; Body lotion; Body wash; Deodorant for personal use; Hair conditioner; Hair creams; Hair pomades; Hair shampoo; Hair wax; Hand cream; Lip balm; Non-medicated beard care preparations, namely, beard balm and beard oil; Non-medicated liquid soap; Shampoo bars; Shave creams; Skin cleanser preparations for face and body; Sunscreen preparations

Candles

Closet, storage and organizational systems comprising shelves, clothes rods, baskets, drawers, cabinets, shoe racks, and laundry hampers for household use sold as unit

The mark consists of a flame divided into three progressively smaller sections or parts. The first section of the flame is the largest. The second section is the second largest. The third section is the smallest. Each section of flame is divided by a diagonal, wavy white space. Underneath the third section is the stylized wording "PRESTON".

Back packs

fiberglass doors, and glass inserts, transoms, and sidelights therefore

Liquid Compounds for the Prevention of Freeezing and Boiling of Water in Radiators Connected with Internal-Combustion Engines