About 30,000 Trademarks found for “medal man”

"MEDAL"

Computer application software for generating and distributing multimedia video game gameplay highlight segments, sold independent from the video game

herbicides for agricultural and commercial use

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Medical information services, namely, provision of information relating to medical algorithms, procedures and treatment over a global communication network

Gas separation systems for particle and gas separation, comprising gas permeators, temperature and pressure gauges, control panels, control valves, safety relief valves, heaters and controls, and interconnecting piping

Import and export agency services; retail and wholesale store services in the field of manual pumps, equipment and tools manuals, agricultural manuals, raspadeiras in the nature of scrapers, manual tools for scrapping, ankles, sails, drills, buris in the nature of chisels, english keys, cutters, riders, excavators, screens, spatulas, stamps, foices in the nature of sickles, drillers, gives, sheets, files, scrapers, hinges, axles, bolts, mandris in the nature of mandrels, hammers, molets in the nature of manual milling tools, punches, pier-decabra in the nature of crowbars, picklers, pillow tools, pullers, rollers, saws, and tools and switching instruments being hydraulic, mechanical, pneumatic, electrical and electronic, automatic fuel control pumps, electrical and electronic switches, meters, equipment for tests and diagnostics in the field of hydraulic gear pumps, diagnostics apparatus except for medical, clearing and indicating equipment, water level indicators, quantity indicators, electrical indicators, and cable and electric wire air pumps

THE ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF THE WORD "MEDALLA" IN THE MARK IS "MEDAL".

Alcoholic beverages, except beer; Brandy; Distilled spirits; Fruit extracts, alcoholic; Sake; Sparkling wines; Spirits and liqueurs; Vodka; Whisky; Wine

Textiles for use in the manufacture of medical clothing, gowns, caps, shoe covers, masks, scrub suits; textiles for use in the manufacture of clothing especially for operating rooms, namely, gowns, caps, shoe covers, masks, and scrub suits; textiles for use in the manufacture of protective clothing for doctors, surgeons and care givers, namely, gowns, caps, shoe covers, masks, and scrub suits; textiles for use in the manufacture of protective headgear for doctors, surgeons and care givers, namely, caps of various types; textiles for use in the manufacture of drapes for patients, drapes for operating tables, and wrapping for medical instruments prior to use