PERSERVERANTIA OMNIA VINCET DEO VOLENTE· 1872 · LYON
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Ownership
LC
Address
Suite a
Fayetteville, AR 72701
Critical Dates
First Use Date
Jan 1, 2009
Filing Date
Aug 22, 2016
Registration Date
Mar 21, 2017
Mark Descriptions
Goods
Class 16
"1872"
Mark Elements
Text Mark
PERSERVERANTIA OMNIA VINCET DEO VOLENTE· 1872 · LYON
Category
Trademark
Standard Characters
No
Color Claim
No
Drawing/Image Description
The mark consists of a seal consisting of a coat of arms in the center with the word "LYON" at the top of the coat of arms and Celtic cross in the lower part of the shield dividing the shield into four quadrants, with a lamp on the top left corner, a open Bible book on the top right corner, a pattern of three lower stars and one upper star taken from the Arkansas flag in the lower left corner, and a rampant lion on the bottom right corner, with an oak-leaf laurel underneath the shield, and a circular band surrounding the shield and laurel, with the circular band containing the words "PRESERVERANTIA OMNIA VINCET DEO VOLENTE 1872".
Design Search Codes
010110
010113
030102
030121
051502
130103
200505
240102
240103
241301
260108
260118
Disclaimer
"1872"
How often is 1872 disclaimed in Class 16?
Translation
The English translation of "perserverantia omnia vincet deo volente" in the mark is "perseverance conquers all, God willing".
Pseudo Mark
PERSERVERANTIA OMNIA VINCET DEO VOLENTE · EIGHTEEN SEVENTY TWO · LYON
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