Trademark: HALL 1235037
Word
HALL
Device Descrption:
SAIL,STYL. IN RECT.
ID
1235037
Trademark Type
Figurative
Status
Registered: Registered/protected
Application Date
15 April 2008
Registration Date
15 April 2008
Renewal Date
15 April 2028
Owner(s)
Service
Madderns Pty Ltd
Goods and Services:
Class 12:
Structural parts for marine vessels, namely, carbon-fiber and alloy masts and booms; structural parts for yachts and sailboats, namely, spinnaker poles, reaching struts, whisker poles, rudder posts, mechanical vangs, backstay adjusters, boom end fittings, rudder fittings, rudderheads, stern heads, tiller extensions, vangs, yacht mast fittings made of metal, links, high fatigue links, spreader bends; mast tangs; yacht mast fittings made of plastic
Structural parts for marine vessels, namely, carbon-fiber and alloy masts and booms; structural parts for yachts and sailboats, namely, spinnaker poles, reaching struts, whisker poles, rudder posts, mechanical vangs, backstay adjusters, boom end fittings, rudder fittings, rudderheads, stern heads, tiller extensions, vangs, yacht mast fittings made of metal, links, high fatigue links, spreader bends; mast tangs; yacht mast fittings made of plastic
Class 17:
Non-metal marine fittings and hardware, namely, carbon fiber rods, including carbon rods for internal tubing
Non-metal marine fittings and hardware, namely, carbon fiber rods, including carbon rods for internal tubing
Class 22:
Sail handling systems including those consisting of lines and fittings sold as a unit for furling or stowing sails which are in raised position on a mast and boom; jib furlers (furling gear) including in the nature of lines and fittings sold as a unit for rolling up sails; reefing gear including in the nature of lines and fittings sold as a unit for partially lowering sails; standing and running rigging; yacht rigging; discontinuous rigging for yachts and sailboats
Sail handling systems including those consisting of lines and fittings sold as a unit for furling or stowing sails which are in raised position on a mast and boom; jib furlers (furling gear) including in the nature of lines and fittings sold as a unit for rolling up sails; reefing gear including in the nature of lines and fittings sold as a unit for partially lowering sails; standing and running rigging; yacht rigging; discontinuous rigging for yachts and sailboats