About 30,000 Trademarks found for “new american colonies llc”

The mark consists of hexagonal band with the words "Queen Right Colonies" in the lower three sides of the hexagon, in the center of the hexagon, stylized capital letters "QRC" with two antenna emanating from the top of the letter "Q" and two wings over the letters "QRC", all in the center of the hexagon to resemble a honeybee.

Nesting boxes for honeybees; hive boxes; woodenware in the nature of wood panels and parts for use in the manufacture of nesting boxes and hive boxes; kits for assembling the foregoing consisting of wood panels and parts and assembly instructions; sections of wood for use in the manufacture of beehives

"AMERICAN LLC"

"VINTAGE LLC"

"ADVISORS LLC"

"CAPITAL LLC"

"NEWS"

The mark consists of a square box formed by an uninterrupted drawing line which encloses the wording "NEW AMERICAN FINE ART" inside the square. The wording is arranged in three vertically spaced text lines, with the word "NEW" on the top line, the word "AMERICAN" on the middle line, and the words "FINE ART" on the bottom line. The drawing line forming the square box extends vertically downwardly into the interior of the square from a noncentered location on the left hand side of the square's top horizontal line and continues downwardly into the interior of the square to form the letter "N" in the word "NEW". The letter "A" in the word "AMERICAN" is formed by a continuation of the drawing line forming the square box from a noncentered location on a lower portion of the left vertical line portion of the square, which line continuation extends obliquely into the interior of the square and forms the letter "A" in the word "AMERICAN". The letter "F" in the word "FINE" is formed from a drawing line extension extending vertically upwardly into the interior of the square from a noncentered location of the left side portion of the bottom horizontal line of the square, and the letter "T" in the word "ART" is formed by a drawing line extension extending from a noncentered location on the lower portion of the right vertical line forming the square.

"NEW" and "HOME"

Printed publications, namely, newsletters, pamphlets and brochures featuring information about preserving endangered species

The mark consists of a ribbon like banner with the ends folded over themselves, and there is a v shaped inward cut on each side. The words "THE NEW AMERICAN LAWN" are in the center of the banner in black on a white background. The banner has a red stripe along the top and a blue stripe along the bottom and a black outline.

Pesticides, herbicides and fungicides