SALT LAKE CITY 2002
USPTO Trademark Record · Serial No. 75321169
Trademark details
SALT LAKE CITY 2002 is a trademark. Serial number of that application is 75321169.
It was initially claimed by Salt Lake Organizing Committee of the Olympic Winter Games of 2002 on 19970708.
That brand applies to the following goods and services:precious metals in general; precious and other alloys sold in bulk; jewelry of precious metals, namely, pins, belt buckles, tie clips, charms, pendants, necklaces, earring, medallions, precious gemstones, paper, namely, bond, construction, craft, crepe, napkin, banners, pennants, flags, paper table cloths, and gift wrapping; cardboard, namely, boxes, cartons, and containers; printed matter, namely, magazines featuring sports, travel, computer games, clothing, entertainment, gifts and accessories; periodicals, namely, newsletters featuring sports, travel, computer games, clothing, entertainment, gifts and accessories; bulletins featuring sports, travel, computer games, clothing, entertainment, gif, leather and imitations of leather, and goods made of these materials, namely, attache cases, leather bags, briefcases, luggage, and shopping bags; animal hides, luggage trunks, traveling bags, knapsacks, all purpose sports bags, backpacks, tote bags, handbags, travel bags, barrel bags, duffel bags, suit bags for travel, school bags, garment bags for travel, all purpose gear carrying bags, namely, gym bags, fanny packs, purses, wallets, credit card cases, leather business cases, brief cases, atta, cleaning combs, sponges for household use; brushes, namely, tooth, toilet, shoe, shaving, scrubbing, scraping, nail, hair, dusting, clothes, cosmetic, floor and dishwashing brushes; brush-making materials, namely, wire and badger hair; articles for cleaning purposes, namely, brooms, buckets, carpet cleaning brushes, cleaning pads, dust pads, garbage cans, household gloves, pails, scouring sponges, squeegees, pre-moistened towelettes for cleaning; steel wool; unwrought glass; beverage glassware;, clothing, namely, jackets, skirts, jeans, swim wear, stockings, tights, overalls, coveralls, dungarees, socks, wristbands, gloves, scarves, shawls, leg warmers; athletic and gymnastic wear, namely, gym shorts, gym suits, leotards and unitars; footwear, namely, inner soles, heels; head wear, namely, hats, headbands; ski clothing, namely, ski bibs, ski gloves, ski pants, ski suits and turtlenecks; dance wear, namely, dresses, gowns, and body suits; bathing suit, clothing wraps, blazers, parkas, an, games, toys and playthings, namely, dolls, stuffed toys; puzzles, namely, cube and jigsaw; sports balls, puppets, porcelain dolls, action figures, jump ropes, athletic supporters; tennis, namely, tennis balls, tennis retrievers, tennis nets, tennis paddles, tennis rackets, tennis racket covers, tennis racket strings, and tennis racket presses; badminton sets, volley ball and nets; field hockey sticks; plastic toy hoop sets; iron shot specifically for use in the shot put competition, namely, slin, arranging and conducting large sporting events and entertainment in the nature of international athletic competitions; publication of books, newspapers, and magazines; conducting entertainment exhibitions in the nature of parades; conducting entertainment exhibitions in the nature of theme parks; organizing sport competitions and games; organizing cultural events, namely, musical, theatrical and dance exhibitions, art exhibits and craft exhibitions; entertainment services, namely, radio and tele, restaurants.
Currently that trademark is represented by trademark attorney(s): MICHAEL F KRIEGER.
You can learn more about that trademark on the USPTO website: View the USPTO record
It was initially claimed by Salt Lake Organizing Committee of the Olympic Winter Games of 2002 on 19970708.
That brand applies to the following goods and services:precious metals in general; precious and other alloys sold in bulk; jewelry of precious metals, namely, pins, belt buckles, tie clips, charms, pendants, necklaces, earring, medallions, precious gemstones, paper, namely, bond, construction, craft, crepe, napkin, banners, pennants, flags, paper table cloths, and gift wrapping; cardboard, namely, boxes, cartons, and containers; printed matter, namely, magazines featuring sports, travel, computer games, clothing, entertainment, gifts and accessories; periodicals, namely, newsletters featuring sports, travel, computer games, clothing, entertainment, gifts and accessories; bulletins featuring sports, travel, computer games, clothing, entertainment, gif, leather and imitations of leather, and goods made of these materials, namely, attache cases, leather bags, briefcases, luggage, and shopping bags; animal hides, luggage trunks, traveling bags, knapsacks, all purpose sports bags, backpacks, tote bags, handbags, travel bags, barrel bags, duffel bags, suit bags for travel, school bags, garment bags for travel, all purpose gear carrying bags, namely, gym bags, fanny packs, purses, wallets, credit card cases, leather business cases, brief cases, atta, cleaning combs, sponges for household use; brushes, namely, tooth, toilet, shoe, shaving, scrubbing, scraping, nail, hair, dusting, clothes, cosmetic, floor and dishwashing brushes; brush-making materials, namely, wire and badger hair; articles for cleaning purposes, namely, brooms, buckets, carpet cleaning brushes, cleaning pads, dust pads, garbage cans, household gloves, pails, scouring sponges, squeegees, pre-moistened towelettes for cleaning; steel wool; unwrought glass; beverage glassware;, clothing, namely, jackets, skirts, jeans, swim wear, stockings, tights, overalls, coveralls, dungarees, socks, wristbands, gloves, scarves, shawls, leg warmers; athletic and gymnastic wear, namely, gym shorts, gym suits, leotards and unitars; footwear, namely, inner soles, heels; head wear, namely, hats, headbands; ski clothing, namely, ski bibs, ski gloves, ski pants, ski suits and turtlenecks; dance wear, namely, dresses, gowns, and body suits; bathing suit, clothing wraps, blazers, parkas, an, games, toys and playthings, namely, dolls, stuffed toys; puzzles, namely, cube and jigsaw; sports balls, puppets, porcelain dolls, action figures, jump ropes, athletic supporters; tennis, namely, tennis balls, tennis retrievers, tennis nets, tennis paddles, tennis rackets, tennis racket covers, tennis racket strings, and tennis racket presses; badminton sets, volley ball and nets; field hockey sticks; plastic toy hoop sets; iron shot specifically for use in the shot put competition, namely, slin, arranging and conducting large sporting events and entertainment in the nature of international athletic competitions; publication of books, newspapers, and magazines; conducting entertainment exhibitions in the nature of parades; conducting entertainment exhibitions in the nature of theme parks; organizing sport competitions and games; organizing cultural events, namely, musical, theatrical and dance exhibitions, art exhibits and craft exhibitions; entertainment services, namely, radio and tele, restaurants.
Currently that trademark is represented by trademark attorney(s): MICHAEL F KRIEGER.
You can learn more about that trademark on the USPTO website: View the USPTO record
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