About 1,528 Trademarks found for “stover henry l”

The mark consists of a map of ten counties in southeastern Alabama in green outlined in black, with a red star located in approximately the center of Dale County. Above the map of the ten counties is the phrase "LOCAL PEOPLE MEETING LOCAL NEEDS" in black against a white circle outlined in black. Surrounding the map and phrase is a shaded ring in aqua outlined in black. The word "WIREGRASS" in white curves across the top of the ring, from left to right. The words "RESOURCE CONSERVATION & DEVELOPMENT" in white curve downward from the left middle of the ring, across the bottom of the ring, and back up to the right middle of the ring. Two five pointed stars in yellow (one on the left and one on the right) within the shaded ring separate the "W" in "WIREGRASS" from the beginning "R" in "RESOURCE" and the last "S" in "WIREGRASS" from the "T" in "DEVELOPMENT", respectively.

The mark consists of a drawing of a grey opossum with black ears, black and white eyes and a pink/grey nose, whiskers and tail standing on four legs on brown soil, with a green leafy plant to the right and left of the opossum. The opossum appears in the center, with a background of a dark blue sky. The words "THE NIGHT WALKER" in white stylized font are centered above the opossum, with the word "THE" facing upward at a right angle to the word "NIGHT," with "WALKER" appearing below "NIGHT". The words "DEER CREEK" in white and black stylized font with a pink/grey shadowing of each letter, are centered at the top of the drawing.

Educating at university or colleges; Educational services, namely, conducting distance learning instruction at the college level; Educational services, namely, providing courses of instruction at the college level and distribution of course material in connection therewith; Educational services, namely, providing on-line courses of instruction at the college level; Providing courses of instruction at the college level

The mark consists of a seal with the serrated edges of the seal being in gold and with the words in gold on a blue circle EXPERIENCE THE WATSON VALUE ADVANTAGE with a gold circle inside the blue circle and the with the words in gold and outlined in black MAP and MANUEL DOMINGUEZ ETAL and the words in black OF THE RANCHO SAN PEDRO FINALLY CONFIRMED TO SURVEYED UNER THE AUSPICES OFTHE U.S. SURVEYOR GENERAL BY HENRY HANCOCK DEPT SURVEYOR DECEMBER 1867 STATE OF CALIFORNIA. There are three curved lines in black above the words RANCHO and PEDRO and a black curved line to the left of the word IN and above HENRY and a black curved line to the right of the word IN and above HANCOCK.

The name(s), portrait(s), and/or signature(s) shown in the mark does not identify a particular living individual.

The mark consists of two stylized horizontal lines bordered the top and bottom of the mark consisting of a line, a series of small vertical lines, a thicker line and dots inside which of wording "CAPTAIN MORGAN LIMITED EDITION SPICED RUM SHERRY OAK FINISH", where the words "CAPTAIN MORGAN" and "LIMITED EDITION" appear in stylized fonts all above the words "Spiced Rum", appearing between two horizontal lines, which are all featured above the words "Sherry Oak Finish" in stylized all-capital lettering. The wording is featured to the right of a large design of a pirate holding a sword in his right hand with his left foot raised and propped on a barrel with a skull and crossbones design on the barrel. The background underneath the wording "Sherry Oak Finish" and to the right of the pirate features an image of water, pirate crew and a ship in background. Under the image of the pirate crew and to the right of the barrel, appears the wording "CARIBBEAN RUM WITH SELECT SPICES AND NATURAL FLAVORS" in between two horizontal lines to the right of a design of a seal with laurel branches surrounding the seal on either side, where the wording "SHERRY OAK FINISH SPICED RUM" appears inside the boarder of the seal with a design of a ship in the center. To the left of the pirate design appears a pirate crew holding chests and cityscape to the left. Above the cityscape appears the additional wording "THIS LIMITED EDITION SPICED RUM WAS INSPIRED BY SIR HENRY MORGAN'S IMPROBABLE & STORIED VICTORY ON THE SHORES OF PANAMA IN 1671". The wording "Limited Edition" and "1671" are in a stylized font that it set apart from the block lettering of the remaining text.

THE DESIGN OF THE MAP OF JAMAICA AND "PORT ROYAL JAMAICA", "CAYMAN ISLAND", "JAMAICA", "CARIBBEAN SEA" AND "PREMIUM BLACK SPICED RUM"

"LIMITED EDITION"