About 30,000 Trademarks found for “john s shoup”

In the statement, Column 1, line 1-2, "SHOUP MANUFACTURING COMPANY Illinois Corporation" should be deleted, and "SHOUP MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Delaware Corporation" should be inserted.

Metal machine parts, namely, hex headbolts, machine bolts, U-bolts, hex nuts, round washers, roller chains, combined gathering chains and links therefor

In the statement, Column 1, line 1, " SHOUP MANUFACTURING COMPANY (Illinois Corporation)" should be deleted, and SHOUP MANUFACTURING CO., INC. (Delaware Corporation) should be inserted.

Wine

"LEGAL"

The name "SIR SHORT JOHN" does not identify a living individual.

barbecue sauce, and seasonings used in connection with meat, poultry and vegetables

meats

Purses; Wallets; All-purpose carrying bags; Coin purses; Duffle bags; Key holders being key cases; Pet collars; Pet leashes; Rawhide chews for dogs; Tote bags

Gloves; Headwear; Hoodies; Jeans; Pants; Shirts; Sweatshirts; Belts for clothing; Mittens; Outer jackets

The name(s), portrait(s), and/or signature(s) shown in the mark does not identify a particular living individual.

The mark consists of a cartoon figure of a cross-armed man with tan skin, brown hair, brown eyes, brown eyebrows, white teeth and black outline accent lines. The cartoon figure is wearing a blue, red, gray shirt with a white undershirt, gray cross necklace, and white buttons with black outlines and a black watch. A white box outlined in black is located on the upper left chest of the shirt. The wording "JOHN" is written in black on the center of the white box. An illegible logo design in blue and red is on the right upper chest of the shirt. The cartoon figure is wearing blue jeans and black and gray shoes, with a black belt and gray belt buckle and brown tool belt. Red, gray, and blue tools are set within the belt. The entire cartoon figure is outlined in white. All other instances of white represent background and are not claimed as features of the mark.

THE MARK "JOHN D" IS ONE FORM OF THE SIGNATURE OF THE LATE "JOHN H. DANIEL."