Class 16 Trademarks

Paper, Items made of Paper, Stationary items

International Class 16 of the Nice Classification covers Paper, Items made of Paper, Stationary items. If your business offers these goods or services, this is the class you'd register your trademark in — and the USPTO government fee applies per class. Below are examples of marks already registered in Class 16. Register your trademark in Class 16 →

Registered trademarks in Class 16

Trademark	Reg. / Serial #
FICTION	73020145
LIQUID WASTES MANAGEMENT & REFUSE REMOVAL JOURNAL	73020153
ALASKA-YUKON MAGAZINE	73020157
CIRCUS ETS CIRCUS 10	73020189
CIRCUS	73020190
	73020227
RECYCLING TODAY	73020231
OCEANIC	73020240
TEACHER	73020308
IDENTICAR	73020403
AMERICAN PAPER MERCHANT	73020416
H	73020422
AV	73020451
PLA	73020457
HALLMARK MINIATURE GALLERY	73020466
	73020475
AMERICAN ARTIST BUSINESS LETTER	73020480
MINIATURE LIBRARY	73020486
WOODCUTS	73020487
K TONE	73020529
FOUNDRY MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY	73020547
PLAS T CARD	73020562
OI	73020585
OI	73020586
PENTHOUSE FORUM	73020588
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