About 30,000 Trademarks found for “hong chnag kyun”

In the statement, line 1, "New York" should be deleted, and "Delaware" should be inserted.

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

The mark consists of the signature of "Han Kyun Kim".

Abrasive sponges for scrubbing the skin; Cosmetic brushes; Eyebrow brushes; Eyelash brushes; Fitted vanity cases; Insect traps; Make-up removing appliances; Mouse traps; Nozzles for watering hose; Perfume burners; Perfume sprayers; Powder compacts; Powder puffs; Rat traps; Shaving brush stands; Shaving brushes; Toilet sponges

The wording Chnaivy has no meaning in a foreign language.

Coaxial cables; cables for electrical or optical signal transmission; electric wire and cable; copper wire, insulated; rubber covered electric wires; electric wiring harnesses for automobiles; electronic controllers for transmission, seat, power distribution, brushless direct current motor, gateway and tire pressure monitoring system; temperature, pressure, power, haptic and position controllers for microprocessors; ethernet controllers

Cables for land vehicles being automobile parts, namely, cables to provide electricity to car components and battery cables; cables for automobiles being automobile parts, namely, electric cables; structural replacement parts for automobiles; brake cables for vehicles; electrical connectors for land vehicles being automobile parts, namely, electrical connectors for connecting electric cables or components to each other

Drinkware; Baskets for household purposes; Bread baskets for domestic use; Bread baskets for household purposes; Camping grills; Flower baskets; Laundry baskets; Plant baskets; Serviette rings; Serving trays made of rattan; Serving trays of precious metal; Tablemats, not of paper or textile

Flowmeters; Thermo-hygrometers; Carbon dioxide detectors; Carbon monoxide detectors; Digital pH meters; Gas alarms; Laser rangefinders; Meteorological instruments; Radiation-measuring instruments; Radon detectors

The English translation of "kung" in the mark is "palace". The wording "Kyungbok" has no meaning in a foreign language.