GERRY MOUNTAINEERING
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Ownership
SR
Owner Name
Address
18th Floor
New York, NY 10018
Critical Dates
First Use Date
Feb 1, 2013
Filing Date
Apr 11, 2013
Registration Date
Dec 10, 2013
Mark Descriptions
Goods
Class 25
Apparel, namely, swim shorts, swim wear, leggings, snow wear, namely, coats, scarves, gloves; snow pants, snow jackets, active wear, namely, jogging suits, jogging pants, running shorts, sweat bands; sports wear, namely, tank tops, t-shirts, bikinis; jerseys, shirts, sweaters, pants, shorts, hats, caps, headbands, gloves, jackets, coats, rain coats, and footwear
Mark Elements
Text Mark
GERRY MOUNTAINEERING
Category
Trademark
Standard Characters
No
Color Claim
No
Drawing/Image Description
The mark consists of the words "Gerry Mountaineering"; the word "Gerry" has a stylized script font, and is contained in the bottom half a circle; the circle additionally displays a drawing of a mountain midway through the circle, the remainder of the circle contains thin diagonal lines which stop right before the mountain to form a line on top of the mountain; below the mountain circle is the word "MOUNTAINEERING" in all capital letters with a stylized font, the word "MOUNTAINEERING" is on top of an X created by the crisscrossing of a drawing of two hiking ice axes; the axes are diagonally positioned with the T of each axe beginning midway below the mountain circle on both sides of the word "Gerry" and extend below the word "Mountaineering"; the top of the axes branch out diagonally and down, away from the mountain circle, the lines of the axe branch come together to form a sharp tip; on each side, within the axe branches are three upside-down tear drop holes and the bottom line of the axe branches is jagged with seven (7) protruding rough points; the handle of the axes are straight thick lines that extend diagonally beneath the mountain circle, forming a V beneath the circle, and crisscross at the word "MOUNTAINEERING," the handle extends below the "Mountaineering" word until the point below the tip of the opposite axe branch; the bottom tip of each handle has a rounded edge with an additional protruding sharp triangular point extending from the tip which contains a small hole (or circle) within it.
Design Search Codes
06.01.04
Mountains (landscapes)14.05.05
Axes26.01.12
Circles with bars, bands and linesRelated Registrations
954759
1909358
3459297
Trademark Timeline
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