Design Mark 90548666
RegisteredDesign Mark
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Ownership
SB
Owner Name
Type: Organization / Limited Liability Company
Address
10101 Linn Station Rd., Suite 400
Louisville, KY 40223
Critical Dates
First Use Date
May 19, 2020
Filing Date
Feb 26, 2021
Registration Date
Oct 24, 2023
Mark Descriptions
Goods
Class 22
Lanyards for holding keys
Mark Elements
Text Mark
Design Mark 90548666
Category
Trademark
Standard Characters
No
Color Claim
No
Drawing/Image Description
The mark consists of a fiery headed, long tailed creature spewing flames.
Design Search Codes
04.01.04
DevilsRelated Registrations
4742577
NO MARK TEXT PROVIDED
LIVE - REGISTERED
TrademarkDesignOwner: SAZERAC BRANDS, LLC
Status: REGISTERED AND RENEWED
Record Details
Serial No.
86364457
Registration No.
4742577
Relation
Related registration
Important Dates
Filed
Aug 12, 2014
Registered
May 26, 2015
First Use
Apr 1, 2007
Goods & Services
Class 033
whisky [ and prepared cocktails consisting primarily of distilled spirits ]
4703812
NO MARK TEXT PROVIDED
DEAD - CANCELLED
TrademarkDesignOwner: SAZERAC BRANDS, LLC
Status: CANCELLED – SECTION 8
Record Details
Serial No.
86364458
Registration No.
4703812
Relation
Related registration
Important Dates
Filed
Aug 12, 2014
Registered
Mar 17, 2015
First Use
Jul 1, 2014
4722849
NO MARK TEXT PROVIDED
LIVE - REGISTERED
TrademarkDesignOwner: SAZERAC BRANDS, LLC
Status: REGISTERED AND RENEWED
Record Details
Serial No.
86365796
Registration No.
4722849
Relation
Related registration
Important Dates
Filed
Aug 13, 2014
Registered
Apr 21, 2015
First Use
Apr 1, 2007
Goods & Services
Class 033
whisky [ and prepared cocktails consisting primarily of distilled spirits ]
Data source: USPTO TSDR
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Filing Date
Publication Date
Registration Date
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