About 2,710 Trademarks found for “burr rodney lewis”

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Tortillas and wraps, namely, tortilla shells and sandwich wraps

The mark consists of three symbols outlined representing "ALI" with the wording "Amador Lewis Inc." over the words "CONSULTING ENGINEERS" and the caption ""Providing Structural Engineering Solutions with Creative Options"" below "CONSULTING ENGINEERS".

On-line retail consignment stores featuring arts and crafts; Promoting and conducting trade shows in the field of arts and crafts; Retail consignment stores in the field of arts and crafts

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direct retail or on consignment sale of antiques and artwork

The color(s) red, black, gray, white, tan and gold is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.

The mark consists of a three-dimensional configuration of a reddish brown bottle seen from multiple angles. At the top of the bottle is a gold bottle cap with the words "BEEFEATER CROWN JEWEL" written around the side of the cap also in gold with bands above and below the words. The top of the cap contains the words "BEEFEATER CROWN JEWEL BEEFEATER CROWN JEWEL" that surrounds a design in the center consisting of a bird perched on a depiction of a globus cruciger that is surrounded by scrolls, leaves pine needles, berries and a citrus slice. The neck of the bottle has a gold band that contains a series of thin black lines, the words "BEEFEATER CROWN JEWEL" in black lettering placed at the top, the signature "JAMES BURROUGH" in black placed at the bottom and then a circular seal that contains a bird perched on a globus cruciger that is surrounded by scrolls, leaves, pine needles, berries and a citrus slice that is placed at the back of the gold band on the backside of the bottle's neck. The face of the bottle has a vertically rectangular-shaped gold label with the words "BEEFEATER LONDON" represented in stylized font in black and placed at the top of the label and then the words "CROWN JEWEL" at the bottom of the label with "CROWN" located above "JEWEL" in black. In the center of the label is a design that consists of a black and gold bird with outstretched wings perched on a depiction of a gold globus cruciger outlined in black that is surrounded by graphic depictions of black scrolls, leaves, pine needles, berries, and two slices of citrus. The four sides of the bottle have a vertical rectangular beveled indentation, of which two of the sides, contain the word "BEEFEATER" written vertically to be read from bottom to top and embossed in the nature of raised lettering in the actual glass flat surface area of the indentation. The bottom of the bottle has a beveled square indentation.

The mark consists of The County Seal of Chester County, South Carolina, is set upon a black background with gold embossing. The gold embossing consists of two concentric circles, and in between the concentric circles are the gold embossed words "CHESTER COUNTY" centered at the top of the seal, "SOUTH CAROLINA" centered at the bottom of the seal, and two gold embossed trees centered to the right and left of the seal. There are also gold embossed images and words inside the smaller circle of the seal. Inside the smaller circle, centered at the top, is a gold embossed image of the Chester County Courthouse, having two gold embossed trees to the right and left of the court house, which are tangential to the circumference of the smaller circle. The gold embossed image of the Chester County Court house has the black debossed words "CHESTER COUNTY COURT HOUSE" written above the pillars of the entrance and just below the roof. Directly below the court house are the gold embossed words "COUNTY COURT HOUSE", and just below those words are the dates "1825 - 1855". Also, inside the smaller circle, below the gold embossed image of the Chester County Courthouse, there are two gold embossed ovals, which are tangential to the circumference of the smaller circle. One of the ovals is located on the left side of the smaller circle, and the other oval is located on the right side of the smaller circle. Inside the oval on the left side is a gold embossed image of the Fishing Creek Dam, with the gold embossed words "FISHING CREEK DAM" below the image of the dam, and the year "1924" is gold embossed and centered directly below the words "FISHING CREEK DAM". Inside the oval on the right side is a gold embossed image of the Landsford Canal, with the gold embossed words "LANDSFORD CANAL" below the image of the canal, and the year "1823" gold embossed and centered directly below the words "LANDSFORD CANAL". Additionally, centered between the two ovals, inside the smaller circle, is the year "1785" in large gold embossed numbers. Below the gold embossed year, "1785", is a gold embossed image of the Aaron Burr Rock. Below the image of the Aaron Burr Rock are the gold embossed words "AARON BURR ROCK". Centered below the words "AARON BURR ROCK", tangential to the bottom most point of the circumference of the smaller circle, is the year "1806" in gold embossed numbers.

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