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 #
ZUMI	73040677
THE PRINCIPAL'S PRIVATE LETTER (PLUS OTHER NOTATIONS)	73040865
THE GAP RAP	73040866
READER'S DIGEST	73040867
EASY ESTIMATOR	73040906
	73040918
MAGDALEN FASHION	73040949
VIDEOFONT	73040973
CHRISTMAS ORIGINALS	73040988
PAGE-2	73041011
PAGE-1	73041012
HAWAIIAN KIDS	73041067
PROFESSIONAL ELOQUENCE	73041084
LAMAL	73041085
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MAGNETISM	73041131
JD	73041138
SPECTRUM INKS	73041139
THE OLD PRINT GALLERY	73041167
ENDURA	73041194
FIELDS WITHIN FIELDS	73041197
	73041247
ULTRAKAN	73041296
GHOST RIDER	73041323
S	73041326
TUCK-A-NOTE	73041386
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