About 94 Trademarks found for “ma*zo”

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

clothing, namely, dresses, skirts, blouses, shirts, pants, and jackets

The name "MASTRO LORENZO" is not the name of a living individual.

Tea; coffee and cocoa; frozen confectionery; cakes; petit fours; pies; tarts; sweet potato cake; sweet potato pies; cookies; biscuits; crackers; waffles; pancakes; fruit jellies; puddings; frozen yogurt; sherbets; ice cream; pastries; bread and buns; cube sugar; fructose for food; crystal sugar; sugar; maltose for food; honey; glucose for culinary purposes; powdered starch syrup; starch syrup; unroasted coffee; cereal preparations, namely, oat flakes, oatmeal, corn flakes, spaghetti, uncooked Chinese noodles, bread crumb, macaronis; sandwiches; steamed buns stuffed with minced meat (niku-manjuh); hamburger sandwiches; pizzas; prepared box lunches consisting primarily of rice and also containing side dishes such as cooked vegetables, meat and fishes; hot dog sandwiches; meat pies; ravioli

The mark consists of the word "MATSUZO" in stylized text underneath two Chinese characters.

Fungicides

The English translation of "MARRAZO" in the mark is "SHARK".

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

The mark consists of of the word "MANZELAZO" in a Chinese style print lettering in blue shadowed by white and outlined in black.

IN THE STATEMENT, COLUMN 1, LINE 1, "DOMECO" SHOULD BE DELETED AND "DOMECQ" SHOULD BE INSERTED.

The mark consists of the word "MANZO" in blue with points on the right legs of the letters M A and N.

Automobile exhaust systems comprised of pipes, collector and muffler