HUA MEI
USPTO Trademark Record · Serial No. 75874323
Trademark details
HUA MEI is a trademark. Serial number of that application is 75874323.
It was initially claimed by Zoological Society of San Diego, Inc. on 19991215.
That brand applies to the following goods and services:metal goods, namely, metal key chains, pre-recorded audio cassettes, video cassettes and CD-ROM discs featuring music and information about plants, animals, animal habitats, wildlife and wildlife conservation, blank video cassettes, blank audio cassettes, blank compact discs, compact disc players, computer game software, video game software, video game cartridges, wireless electronic walkie-talkies, two way radio walkie-talkies, joysticks for video games, kaleidoscopes, camera cases, binoculars, magnetic coded cards, microphones, rad, jewelry; costume jewelry; precious metals and their alloys; goods of precious metals, namely, hat pins, lapel pins, ornamental pins, tie pins, tie clips, tie tacks, medallians, candle holders, collectible spoons, belt buckles, jewelry boxes, ashtrays, watch bands, watch cases, clocks, alarm clocks, stop watches and watches; precious gemstones, photo albums, scrap books, fiction books, nature books, educational books, scientific books, children's books, address books, note books, coloring books, greeting cards, note cards, picture postcards, trading cards, stationery, envelopes, party hats, paper gift wrap and bows, gift boxes, decorative boxes, gift bags, paper bags, paper table linens, party decorations, bulletin boards, bumper stickers, notebooks, not paper, decals, folders, binders, art prints, book covers, bookends, bookmarks, pen, carrying receptacles, namely, totebags, traveling bags, suitcases, bookbags, backpacks, all purpose sport bags and duffel bags, textile, mesh or leather shopping bags, waist packs, key cases, coin purses, pocketbooks, wallets, purses, handbags, umbrellas, diaper bags, daypacks, fanny packs, briefcases, canes, beach bags, walking sticks animal leashes and baby carriers worn on the body, sleeping bags, non-metal jewelry boxes, plastic boxes and wood boxes; plastic key chain tags, picture frames; sculptures, statuettes; figurines made of plaster, resin plastic, or wood, clothes hangers, chair pads, plastic drinking straws, hand fans, plastic flags, bumper guards for furniture, plastic novelty license plates, hand held mirrors, non-metal money clips, pillows, decorative mobiles, snow globes, wooden toy chests, plastic toy chests, wood carvings and wood signs, clothing, namely, tops and bottoms, shirts, t-shirts, tank tops, jerseys, sweatshirts, sweatpants, sweaters, shorts, pants, leotards, sleepwear, beachwear, jackets, belts, rainwear, socks, aprons, cloth bibs, kerchiefs, headwear, namely hats, caps, visors and headbands, neckwear, namely scarves, bandannas and neckties; footwear namely, shoes, athletic shoes, boots, moccasins, sneakers, slippers and undergarments, lace trimming, embroidery, ribbons, braids, hair bows, hair ribbons, pony tail holders, buttons, hat pins, ornamental novelty pins, artificial flowers, cloth patches for clothing.
Currently that trademark is represented by trademark attorney(s): Marnie Wright Barnhorst.
You can learn more about that trademark on the USPTO website: View the USPTO record
It was initially claimed by Zoological Society of San Diego, Inc. on 19991215.
That brand applies to the following goods and services:metal goods, namely, metal key chains, pre-recorded audio cassettes, video cassettes and CD-ROM discs featuring music and information about plants, animals, animal habitats, wildlife and wildlife conservation, blank video cassettes, blank audio cassettes, blank compact discs, compact disc players, computer game software, video game software, video game cartridges, wireless electronic walkie-talkies, two way radio walkie-talkies, joysticks for video games, kaleidoscopes, camera cases, binoculars, magnetic coded cards, microphones, rad, jewelry; costume jewelry; precious metals and their alloys; goods of precious metals, namely, hat pins, lapel pins, ornamental pins, tie pins, tie clips, tie tacks, medallians, candle holders, collectible spoons, belt buckles, jewelry boxes, ashtrays, watch bands, watch cases, clocks, alarm clocks, stop watches and watches; precious gemstones, photo albums, scrap books, fiction books, nature books, educational books, scientific books, children's books, address books, note books, coloring books, greeting cards, note cards, picture postcards, trading cards, stationery, envelopes, party hats, paper gift wrap and bows, gift boxes, decorative boxes, gift bags, paper bags, paper table linens, party decorations, bulletin boards, bumper stickers, notebooks, not paper, decals, folders, binders, art prints, book covers, bookends, bookmarks, pen, carrying receptacles, namely, totebags, traveling bags, suitcases, bookbags, backpacks, all purpose sport bags and duffel bags, textile, mesh or leather shopping bags, waist packs, key cases, coin purses, pocketbooks, wallets, purses, handbags, umbrellas, diaper bags, daypacks, fanny packs, briefcases, canes, beach bags, walking sticks animal leashes and baby carriers worn on the body, sleeping bags, non-metal jewelry boxes, plastic boxes and wood boxes; plastic key chain tags, picture frames; sculptures, statuettes; figurines made of plaster, resin plastic, or wood, clothes hangers, chair pads, plastic drinking straws, hand fans, plastic flags, bumper guards for furniture, plastic novelty license plates, hand held mirrors, non-metal money clips, pillows, decorative mobiles, snow globes, wooden toy chests, plastic toy chests, wood carvings and wood signs, clothing, namely, tops and bottoms, shirts, t-shirts, tank tops, jerseys, sweatshirts, sweatpants, sweaters, shorts, pants, leotards, sleepwear, beachwear, jackets, belts, rainwear, socks, aprons, cloth bibs, kerchiefs, headwear, namely hats, caps, visors and headbands, neckwear, namely scarves, bandannas and neckties; footwear namely, shoes, athletic shoes, boots, moccasins, sneakers, slippers and undergarments, lace trimming, embroidery, ribbons, braids, hair bows, hair ribbons, pony tail holders, buttons, hat pins, ornamental novelty pins, artificial flowers, cloth patches for clothing.
Currently that trademark is represented by trademark attorney(s): Marnie Wright Barnhorst.
You can learn more about that trademark on the USPTO website: View the USPTO record
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