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Dead / Abandoned — Abandoned — no statement of use filed (as of 08 Nov 2010)

What this means for you

This application is over — abandoned 08 Nov 2010. The name may be available, but check before relying on it — rights can also come from actual use, not only from the register.

Record

Serial number
77401795
Mark type
Stylized text
Filed
20 Feb 2008
Published for opposition
12 Jan 2010
Abandoned
08 Nov 2010
Attorney of record
Lisa Winger

Goods and services

  • Class 006 — Metal goods: Metal hardware, namely, picture wire, picture hooks, picture rings, picture and frame hangers, wire picture hanging sets comprising wire, eye hooks and picture hanger, mirror hangers, closet rod brackets, coat and hat hooks, clothesline hooks, cup hooks, drapery hooks, kitchen hooks, magnetic hooks, wall hooks, keys for locks, doorstops, gate hooks and eyes, safety gate hooks, screw eyes and hooks, storage hooks, swag and swivel hooks, woodruff keys for locks, turnbuckles, fastening wall anchors, fastening screw anchors, anchor and toggle bolts, log shields bolts, screws, bolts, cotter pins, nuts, washers, nails, tacks for carpets and upholstery, tension and escutcheon pins and rivets, fastening anchors, brads, machine screws, masonry screws, power screws, sheet metal screws, wood screws, and chain; metal window hardware, namely, metal sash locks, finger grips being handles for sash and casement windows, finger lifts being handles for sash and casement windows, operators being handle mechanism that causes the sash to open or close on casement windows, counter balancers being balance mechanism on each side of double-hung windows, that counter balances the weight of the sash and enables it to be retained in a desired position, metal hinges, metal escutcheons, and metal handles; metal door hardware, namely, locks, latch strikes, metal keys for locks, turn pieces for activating the dead bolt in door locks, handles, hinges, escutcheons, patio door rollers, stops, chain guards, and pulls made of common metal; metal cabinet hardware, namely, cabinet door pulls and knobs of common metal, catches, latches, and hinges; cabinet drawer pulls and knobs of common metal, catches, latches, and slides, all made primarily of metal; metal shelf hardware, namely, shelf supports, shelf brackets, and pegs, all made primarily of metal; metal desk hardware, namely, drawer slides, levelers to adjust desk height, drawer stops, drawer pulls and knobs of common metal; coat hooks of metal; and hand rail brackets, all made primarily of metal, metal garment hooks; rope made of metal, namely, wire, cable, and sets comprising wire rope thimble and clips; chains made of metal; and connection hardware made of metal, namely, hooks, fastening anchors, pulleys, turnbuckles, cleats, swivels, eye bolts, screws, screw eyes, sets comprising ferrules and stops, rings, hooks, brackets, clevis pins, and shackles
  • Class 009 — Scientific and electric apparatus: metal magnifying peepholes for doors
  • Class 016 — Paper goods and printed matter: metal thumbtacks, metal pushpins
  • Class 019 — Non-metallic building materials: pegboards and structural parts therefore
  • Class 020 — Furniture: non-metal window hardware, namely, sash locks, finger grips being handles for sash and casement windows, finger lifts being handles for sash windows, operators being handle mechanism that causes the sash to open or close on casement windows, counter balancers being balance mechanism on each side of double-hung windows that counter balances the weight of the sash and enables it to be retained in a desired position, non-metal hinges, non-metal escutcheons, and non-metal handles; non-metal door hardware, namely, hinges, handles, patio door rollers, stops, pulls of plastic or wood, and escutcheons; non-metal cabinet hardware, namely, cabinet door pulls of plastic or wood, knobs of plastic or wood and nonmetal catches, latches, and hinges for cabinet doors; cabinet drawer pulls of plastic or wood, knobs of plastic or wood and nonmetal catches, latches, and slides; non-metal desk hardware, namely, levelers to adjust desk height, drawer stops of plastic or wood, drawer bumpers being bumper guards for furniture, pulls of plastic or wood, and knobs of plastic or wood; shelf hardware, namely, shelf supports, shelf brackets, and pegs, all made primarily of nonmetal; furniture casters, namely, glides made of plastic; felt pads for application to the bottom of furniture legs to protect the surfaces of the floor and the furniture legs; pegboard accessories not made of metal, namely, pegboard pegs, pegboard shelves, and wall mounted pegboard tool rack; connection hardware not made of metal, namely, hooks and coat hooks, all made primarily of non-metal; clothesline spreaders not made of metal; pulleys not made of metal, clothes hangers
  • Class 021 — Housewares and glass: Clothespins
  • Class 022 — Cordage and fibers: Ropes and synthetic ropes, bungee cords, clothesline not made of metal

Owner

Prosecution history

  • 08 Nov 2010 — ABANDONMENT NOTICE MAILED - NO USE STATEMENT FILED
  • 08 Nov 2010 — ABANDONMENT - NO USE STATEMENT FILED
  • 06 Apr 2010 — NOA MAILED - SOU REQUIRED FROM APPLICANT
  • 12 Jan 2010 — OFFICIAL GAZETTE PUBLICATION CONFIRMATION E-MAILED
  • 12 Jan 2010 — PUBLISHED FOR OPPOSITION
  • 07 Dec 2009 — LAW OFFICE PUBLICATION REVIEW COMPLETED
  • 03 Dec 2009 — APPROVED FOR PUB - PRINCIPAL REGISTER
  • 12 Nov 2009 — TEAS/EMAIL CORRESPONDENCE ENTERED
  • 12 Nov 2009 — CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED IN LAW OFFICE
  • 10 Nov 2009 — ASSIGNED TO LIE
  • 17 Jul 2009 — NOTICE OF REINSTATEMENT MAILED
  • 13 Jul 2009 — TEAS RESPONSE TO OFFICE ACTION RECEIVED
  • 13 Jul 2009 — PETITION TO REVIVE-GRANTED
  • 13 Jul 2009 — TEAS PETITION TO REVIVE RECEIVED
  • 13 Jul 2009 — REINSTATEMENT GRANTED - INADVERTENTLY ABANDONED

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