About 30,000 Trademarks found for “makanui craig b”

[ Musical instrument accessories, namely, stands, cases, carrying bags and storage bags; Musical instrument stands; ] Musical instruments; [ Musical instruments, namely, musical chimes; Musical instruments, namely, gongs; Balalaikas; Bellows for musical instruments; Carillons; Drums; Electric carillons; Handbells; Keys for musical instruments; Mouthpieces for musical instruments; Pedals for musical instruments; Pegs for musical instruments; Sheet music stands; Stands for musical instruments; ] Stringed musical instruments [ ; Triangles; Western style musical instruments ]

Legal services rendered by lawyers to individuals, groups of individuals, organizations and enterprises

Hair clippers, hand-operated; hair scissors; crimping irons; safety razors; straight razor; hair clippers; curling tongs; hair clippers for personal use, electric and non-electric; hair clippers, electric; razor knives

Computers; portable music and video player docking stations; radios; audio speakers; MP3 players; transmitters of electronic signals; DVD players; digital photo frames for displaying digital pictures, video clips and music; audio amplifiers; audio receivers; electrical audio and speaker cables and connectors; head phones; home theater systems comprising DVD and CD players, audio amplifiers, audio speakers and remote controllers; karaoke players; audio cassette and CD players

hospital services for rehabilitation of patients with spinal cord and traumatic brain injury

medical research services for patients with spinal cord and traumatic brain injury

The English translation of "MAKANA" in the mark is "gift".

Leasing of renewable energy equipment for use in converting renewable resources into power; production of energy; generation of energy; providing a website featuring information on the generation of renewable energy

Wind turbines

The English translation of "Makana" in the mark is "Gift".

Wine

The mark consists of "M" with a reverse checkmark in the "M" design followed by a vertical line and the word "MAKANI".