About 30,000 Trademarks found for “tyler rawhide inc”

Metal chutes for moving livestock; Portable metal gates and fencing panels used to control livestock; Portable metal structures with flexible covers for agricultural, commercial or industrial storage

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Restaurant Services

Providing Recreational Park Facilities Simulating an Old Western Town

entertainment in the nature of amusement park rides and attractions, namely gold panning; western memorabilia museum including tools, photography equipment, dishes, horse drawn carriages, and gambling equipment; train ride; stagecoach ride; zoo of animals performing stunts and tricks on prompting by customer; burro ride; camel ride; knife throw; petting zoo; western street theater featuring skits and comedy by actors; shooting gallery; attraction in which person rides an artificial horse and attempts to rope a moving artificial calf; replica native American village; blackjack; bands; singers; and, staged western gunfights

retail store services featuring glassware, chilies, jewelry, toys, pottery, cacti, greeting cards, candles, statuary, puzzles, wanted posters, arts and crafts, purses, wallets, key chains, and key fobs

Cigars, tobacco [, cigarillos; tobacco products, namely, rolling papers and stubs; articles for smokers not of precious metal, namely, cigar lighters, ] [ cigarette lighters, ] [ cigar cases, ] [ cigarette cases, ] [ cigar cutters, cigar holders, ] [ cigarette holders, ] [ cigar tubes; roll your own tobacco ]

TIRES

Gaming equipment, namely, slot machines, gaming machines but not including 'for amusement only' gaming machines and equipment of the type found at non-casino family and party entertainment venues and in homes

CUTTING AND DIGGING TOOLS FOR HOME, GARDEN, FARM AND FOREST INCLUDING AXES, BLADES, POST HOLE DIGGERS, FORESTRY TOOLS, FIRE AXES, FIRE RAKES, FIRE SWATTERS, BUSH HOOKS, LOGGING TOOLS, HOES, HOOKAROONS, TURF EDGERS, WEED CUTTERS, AND RAKES

PRINTED COMIC BOOKS AND COMIC MAGAZINES

Entertainment and educational services, namely, the presentation of seminars, lectures, workshops and panel discussions, and ongoing television and radio talk shows all in the field of public interest concerning African Americans Combat Soldiers in World War One