Trademark: HOUSE OF TUDOR 469766
Word
HOUSE OF TUDOR
ID
469766
Trademark Type
Word
Status
Removed
Not renewed: Renewal fee not paid
Not renewed: Renewal fee not paid
Application Date
28 July 1987
Registration Date
28 July 1987
Owner(s)
Service
PHILLIPS ORMONDE FITZPATRICK
Goods and Services:
Class 16:
Paper, admission tickets, account books, billheads, blotting paper and pads, cheque books, petty cash vouchers, docket books, drawing books, exercise books, memo books, pencarbon books, music books, receipt books, note books, book covers, scribbling blocks, writing pads, papeteries, compendiums, christmas cards, cards, envelopes, diaries, desk calendar pads, calendars, toilet rolls, waxed papers, lunch wraps, adding machine rolls, gummed tape, patty pans, paper doyleys, invoice and statement books, carbon paper, book binding, paper fasteners, paper folders, playing cards, files, clips, erasers, rulers, rubber stamp pads, sponge bowls, ink wells, rubber bands, albums, guard books, paper serviettes, binders, merchandise tags, labels, loose sheets of writing paper and envelopes packaged in high quality plastics bags, in acetate boxes and cardboard boxes, all of the foregoing being either in the nature of stationery or composed wholly or mainly of paper
Paper, admission tickets, account books, billheads, blotting paper and pads, cheque books, petty cash vouchers, docket books, drawing books, exercise books, memo books, pencarbon books, music books, receipt books, note books, book covers, scribbling blocks, writing pads, papeteries, compendiums, christmas cards, cards, envelopes, diaries, desk calendar pads, calendars, toilet rolls, waxed papers, lunch wraps, adding machine rolls, gummed tape, patty pans, paper doyleys, invoice and statement books, carbon paper, book binding, paper fasteners, paper folders, playing cards, files, clips, erasers, rulers, rubber stamp pads, sponge bowls, ink wells, rubber bands, albums, guard books, paper serviettes, binders, merchandise tags, labels, loose sheets of writing paper and envelopes packaged in high quality plastics bags, in acetate boxes and cardboard boxes, all of the foregoing being either in the nature of stationery or composed wholly or mainly of paper