About 151 Trademarks found for “mils*”

[ METAL CASKET CORNER ORNAMENTS ]

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

POINT-OF-PURCHASE DISPLAYS FOR BURIAL CASKETS AND POINT-OF-PURCHASE DISPLAYS FOR BURIAL CASKETS ACCESSORIES

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Cases for mobile phones; Cell phone cases; Protective helmets

Protective padding for playing football, baseball, basketball, hockey, martial arts, cricket, paintball

Downloadable software for use in providing military-information rendering and for use in presenting such military-information rendering to users; Downloadable software component in the nature of downloadable computer software for use in providing military-information rendering functionality and for use in presenting such rendering functionality to users

Software design and development services in the field of military symbology; maintenance of computer software in the field of military symbology; design, maintenance, integrationin the nature of installation, development, and updating of computer software in the field of military symbology

The wording Milshakilo has no meaning in a foreign language.

The mark contains the Latin alphabet letters: M, I, L, S, P, E, D, which are graphically in the form of large blue letters, slightly in bold and cured toward the right. Below the letters described are located the Latin alphabet letters: S, K, Y, which are graphically in the form of large blue letters and slightly curved toward the right, and also the Latin alphabet letters: C, A, R, G, O, which are graphically in the form of large red letters and slightly curved toward the right. The two irregular geometric shapes that are located to the left of the letter M, one above the other, of which the first is horizontally longer than the second, represent the stylized painting of the tip of a bird's wing. The red quadrilateral is located between the letters S and P. The letters M, I, L, S, P, E, D together form the word "MILSPED". The letters C, A, R, G, O together form the word "CARGO." All the words together form the syntactic unit "MILSPED SKYCARGO."

Children's hobby craft kits for making toy jewelry

The wording MilShock has no meaning in a foreign language.