About 2,712 Trademarks found for “michael j weins”

Organizing and conducting a running event the proceeds of which are donated to charity

Organizing and conducting a running event the proceeds of which are donated to charity

Clothing, footwear, headgear

T.S.D. TACTICAL SOLUTIONS FOR DEFENSE JEET KUNE DO CONCEPTS AND FILIPINO MARTIAL ARTS BY MICHAEL GRÜNER

Grout removal, installation of new grout, and advertising

WINE

The mark consists of the words "Top Gun" appear in large letters with the letters "T" being shaped like a pistol pointing left and the right side of the letter "N" being shaped like a pistol pointing right. There are three horizontal stripes extending left from the "T"'s pistol grip underneath and parallel to the barrel. Similarly, there are three horizontal stripes extending right from the "N"'s pistol grip underneath and parallel to the barrel. The word "Shooting" appears in smaller letters underneath the word "Top" on a horizontal stripe which extends horizontally underneath the word "Gun" where in smaller letters appears the word "Competition". Between the words "Shooting" and "Competition", centered underneath the words "Top Gun", there is an oval. Along the top half of the oval's border appear the words "Sáncte Michael Archángele, Defénde Nos In Proélio, Protegat Nos". At the bottom of the oval's border are five stars. In the center of the oval is a police officer's badge or shield which has an eagle at the top. In the center of the shield is a five pointed Sheriff's Office star with a ribbon across the top point with the words "Top Gun" written in the ribbon. There is another ribbon across the two bottom points with the word "Competition" written in the ribbon. There is a circle in the center of the star with a small star on the left side of the circle and another small star on the right side of the circle with the stars and stripes in the center of the circle.

Entertainment services, namely, arranging and conducting of competitions in the field of shooting

Wines from the Mosel-Saar-Ruwer Region

providing of food and drink

A "LITTLE BIT OF TEXAS IN KENTUCKY" (TENNESSEE, GEORGIA, ETCETERA) AUSTIN CITY SALOON (HOME OF JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY GENTRY.)

The mark consists of knife, skull, watch and background.

The mark consists of a three dimensional design of a lunchbox provided to customers of the applied-for Class 37 services. The lunchbox is in the shape of a blue service truck featuring on the side the wording "MICHAEL & SON SERVICES" in white with white lines beneath the wording "MICHAEL & SONS" and another line below the word "SERVICES"; above the wording are four hands in peach with black outline, The first hand is holding a black and grey wrench, The second hand is holding a black and brown hammer, the third hand is holding an electric bolt in yellow and black, the last hand is holding a stylized fire and ice design in blue, orange and red. Below the wording "SERVICES" and the white line is the wording "PLUMBING, REMODELING, ELECTRICAL, HEATING & AC" in white, to the right of this wording is a yellow box with rounded corners with the black wording inside "SERVING 24 7" below which is "800-948-MIKE" in white; between the black tires with grey wheels is the phrase "DEPENDABLE SERVICE SINCE 1976" in orange, on either side of the tires are yellow reflectors, above the wording "SERVING 24 7" is a grey door handle and a blue and white window; on the front of the lunch box is the white wording "MICHAEL & SONS" below which is a white line below which is the white wording "SERVICES" below which is a white line below which is a blue and white windshield below which is the white phrase "IF YOU CAN'T, WE CAN" below which are two yellow reflectors between which are two grey headlights between which is a grey front grille; on top of the design in the center is a black and grey handle below which is a grey latch, above the handle is the white wording "MICHAEL & SONS" below which is a white line below which is the white wording "SERVICES" below which is a white line.

Conducting religious prayer services; Ministerial services, namely, holding spiritual retreats to assist religious leaders, both clergy and lay, to develop and enhance their spiritual lives; Providing a website featuring information for local church leaders in the field of Christian growth; Providing and conducting non-denominational, non-religious civil marriage ceremonies; Religious and spiritual services, namely, providing gatherings and retreats to develop and enhance the spiritual lives of individuals; Religious mass intentions services, namely, providing for the arrangement of mass intentions for the deceased and or living