About 30,000 Trademarks found for “paeslack carsten”

folders; business forms; file pockets for stationary use; computer paper; copier paper; cards, namely, printed non-magnetically encoded medical information cards; clip boards; file cards; file trays; document holders; ring binders; document markers; paper punches; mechanical binder sets, comprising dividers and marking tabs; protective covers for sheets or paper; seals for the office, namely, security seals for documents; paper labels for organizing personal files; document file racks; organizers for stationary use, namely, carousels that hold printed forms; paper racks to hold physician's orders; desk baskets for desk accessories; label markers; desktop document racks; desktop stationary cabinets; desktop rotary card files

adhesive removers for plastic medical chart holders; cleaning preparations for patient charts

The name shown in the mark does not identify a particular living individual.

Bed linen; Bed blankets; Bed covers; Bed skirts; Bed spreads; Bed throws; Curtains; Draperies; Throws; Throws designed to also be wrapped around a person; Blanket throws; Fabric valances; Fabric bed valances; Fabric window coverings and treatments, namely, curtains, draperies, sheers, swags and valances; Shower curtains; Window curtains

"NEW MEDIA"

The mark consists of a red hexagon with points directed at top and bottom, with the letter "C" in red in the middle of the hexagon, and a small red hexagon in the middle of the "C". To the right of the design is the term "CARSTER" in red. The color white represents background, outlining, shading, and/or transparent areas and is not part of the mark.

Battery chargers

Air pumps for automobiles being vehicle aceessories

Electric accumulators for vehicles; accumulator jars; batteries for lighting; battery chargers; galvanic batteries; electric accumulators; solar batteries

CARS TECH

The mark consists of the word CARSTECH which is an invented word and has no meaning or significance in the relevant trade or in any languages.

The mark consists of the word CARSTECH which is an invented word and has no meaning or significance in the relevant trade or in any languages.