USPTO Trademark Record · Serial No. 75187598
Trademark details
It was initially claimed by Awana Clubs International on 19961025.
That brand applies to the following goods and services:[metal goods, namely, key rings, license plates and license plate holders for automobiles and bicycles, and trophies of common metal ], [ prerecorded audio cassettes and videotapes featuring children's songs, bible stories, leadership training, and information regarding awana international events ], [ wristwatches, jewelry, neckerchief slides made of semi-precious charms, tie tacks, and belt buckles made of precious metal ], [ books, magazines, and brochures concerning religious and educational subject matter, decalomania, stationery, posters, notebooks, handbooks, pens, pencils, bibles, flip charts and paper emblems and paper flags ], [ carry all bags ], [ plastic pennants and flags and non-metal trophies ], [ uniforms, shirts, blouses, T-shirts, vests, caps, neckerchiefs, ties, socks, shoelaces, blazers, jackets and sashes ], embroidered emblems, [ belt buckles of non-precious metal,] award and honor bars and pins of non-precious metals, [ award and honor ribbons ], [ Game equipment sold as a unit for playing board games and parlor games, footballs, puppets, toy whistles, and yo-yos ], [ Operating summer camps, conducting athletic competitions, training conferences and seminars and providing instruction and evaluation sessions for local churches and clubs to educate adults to run christian youth programs ], [ Association services, namely, promoting the interests of non-denominational christian youths ].
Currently that trademark is represented by trademark attorney(s): DAVID L. BEA.
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