About 438 Trademarks found for “rue*”

Cell phone cases; Computer bags; Computer cameras; Computer mounts; Computer peripheral devices; Earphones; Electronic computers; GPS navigation device; Power adapters; Protective covers for tablet computers; Selfie sticks; Smartphone mounts; Smartwatches; USB cables; Wireless chargers

Compostable and biodegradable cutlery, namely, knives, spoons, forks; Curling tongs; Dies for use with hand operated tools; Electric hair curling irons; Electric nail clippers; Electric razors and electric hair clippers; Fruit knives; Hand saws; Hand tools for repair and maintenance of bicycles; Hand tools, namely, augers; Hand tools, namely, drills; Hand tools, namely, manually-operated guides for knives and/or saws; Kitchen knives; Tableware, namely, knives, forks and spoons; electric, flat, steam irons

Blackboards; Blackboard erasers; Chalk holders; Compasses for drawing; File folders; French curves; Magnetic boards; Office hole punchers; Paper clips; Pen cases; Pen holders; Sealing machines for offices; Square rulers for drawing; Staplers being office requisites; Staples for offices

Fragrances for personal use; Perfumes and colognes

The English translation of "RUE DES MILLE" in the mark is "STREET OF A THOUSAND".

The mark consists of the stylized wording "Ruesious", a curved line appearing underneath the wording, and a crown appearing above the the first letter "s".

Alloys of common metal; Hooks of metal for clothes rails; Metal hooks; Metal strapping or tie downs; Ring-shaped fittings of metal; Rivets, cramps and nails of metal; Ropes of metal; Split rings of common metal for keys; Steel wire; Steel wire rope; Tension links of metal; Wire gauze; Wire rope; Wire of common metal; Wrapping or binding bands of metal

Digital magazines regarding decorating, home design and renovation

Audio speakers; Bags for cameras and photographic equipment; Battery chargers for mobile phones; Blank flash memory cards; Blank USB flash drives; Camera straps; Cell phone cases; Chargers for batteries; Computer memories; Data synchronization cables; Digital voice recorders; Earphones; Electrical plugs and sockets; Loud speakers; Power adapters; Straps for mobile phones; USB cables; USB card readers; Wireless speakers; MP3 players

Magazines on the subject of horror in culture and entertainment; prints, posters, sheet music

Broadcasting of radio programs

The mark was first used anywhere in a different form other than that sought to be registered at least as early as 01/16/1999