About 118 Trademarks found for “wa*ir”

The wording WAZIR has no meaning in a foreign language.

Advertisement columns of metal; Arbors of metal; Awnings of metal; Bag hangers of metal; Balustrades of metal; Barbed wires; Barrels of metal; Cashboxes of metal; Casings of metal; Chicken wire; Clothes hooks of metal; Common metal pulls; Fences of metal; Fittings of metal for furniture; Flagpoles being structures of metal; Furniture fittings of metal; Hollow steel bars; Industrial metal hoses; Insect screens of metal; Metal bathroom hardware, namely, pulls; Metal furniture casters; Metal garden stakes; Metal lawn edging; Metal pegs; Metal portable stairs; Metal safety gates for babies, children, and pets; Metal stepladders and ladders; Metal tool boxes; Steel chains; Steel wire rope

"HAIR"

Personal guitar amplifiers for over the ear use

The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to "WAZA" and this means "TRICK" in English.

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

"COLLECTIONS"

In the statement, line 8, " 06/29/2028" should be deleted, and 03/28/2028 should be inserted.

The mark consists of a stylized "W" overlapped and slightly above and behind a stylized "A" both contained in an oval. The letters and oval are white, silver and gray with black shadowing. The oval also contains a tear drop shape. The tear drop is white at the top and blends into blue at the bottom of the tear drop. The interior of the oval not occupied by letters or the tear drop shape is black. The "W" and "A" slightly protrude outside of the left side of the oval. Below the oval are the words "WILMINGTON AIR" in stylized font. The word "WILMINGTON" is in black and outlined in blue. The word "AIR" is blue and the cross mark in the "A" extends from the lower right portion of the right vertical line past the left vertical line and becomes thinner as it does so.

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