LEVEN SIXTEEN
Miles, Craig
The mark consists of an Egyptian King above the font as a brand mark. The eyes of the king are open with no pupil. The ears has square like shapes that represent earrings. above the ears are corn stalks. Across the forehead are 4 circles on each side to represent pearls and vertical lines to represent diamonds. There are 9 lines going up the kings headwear into a circular piece at the top of the head. Along the side of the Kings face is facial hair that leads down to the false beard which is called a postiche. Around the false beard is a ribbon wrapped down to the chin strap. The font below the Egyptian King reads 'Leven Sixteen' with all capitalized letters, the second 'E' on 'Leven' is flipped and slanted at an acute angle making it look out of place. The word 'Leven' is also a hallow font where as the 'Sixteen' directly below is a solid font. The straight line below the 'LEV' in 'Leven' leads to wings to the left and the straight line below the 'N' in 'Leven' leads to wings on the right side of the font. There are 4 lines on each wing.
Mark For: LEVEN SIXTEEN™ trademark registration is intended to cover the categories of
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| Serial Number | 90833768 |
| Mark Literal Elements | LEVEN SIXTEEN |
| Mark Drawing Type | - |
| Mark Type | Trademark |
| Standard Character Claim | No |
| Current Location | NEW APPLICATION PROCESSING 2021-07-20 |
| Basis | 1(b) |
| Class Status | ACTIVE |
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| Filed Use | No |
| Current Use | No |
| Intent To Use | Yes |
| Filed ITU | Yes |
| 44D Filed | No |
| 44E Current | No |
| 66A Current | No |
| Current Basis | No |
| No Basis | No |
Timeline
| 2021-07-16 | Application Filed |
| 2021-07-20 | Location: NEW APPLICATION PROCESSING |
| 2021-07-20 | Status: Live/Pending |
| 2021-07-20 | Status: New application will be assigned to an examining attorney approximately 3 months after filing date. |
| 2021-07-20 | Transaction Date |
Trademark Parties (Applicants & Owners)
| Party: |  Miles, Craig |
| Address | 3211 Jenne Hill Columbia, MISSOURI UNITED STATES 65202 |
| Legal Entity Type | Individual |
Documents
 Drawing | JPEG | 2021-07-16 |
 TEAS Plus New Application | MULTI | 2021-07-16 |
Design Search Codes
| 020112 | Egyptians (men); Greeks (men); Men, Romans, Greeks and Egyptians (ancient dress); Romans (men) |
| 020309 | Women, Romans, Greeks or Egyptian (ancient dress); Romans (women); Egyptians (women); Greeks (women) |
| 021106 | Beards; Hair; Hair extensions; Human hair, locks of hair, wigs, beards, mustaches; Mustaches; Toupees; Wigs |
| 031701 | Bird wings shown alone or as part of something other than associated animal; Wings of birds, shown alone or as part of something other than associated animal |
| 050701 | Corn, stalks |
| 090104 | Bows, decorative; Ribbons, giftwrap (gift wrap); Ribbons, hair |
| 170325 | Brooches; Cuff |
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Good, Services, and Codes
| International Codes: | 25 |
| U.S. Codes: | 022,039 |
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| DM0000 | The mark consists of an Egyptian King above the font as a brand mark. The eyes of the king are open with no pupil. The ears has square like shapes that represent earrings. above the ears are corn stalks. Across the forehead are 4 circles on each side to represent pearls and vertical lines to represent diamonds. There are 9 lines going up the kings headwear into a circular piece at the top of the head. Along the side of the Kings face is facial hair that leads down to the false beard which is called a postiche. Around the false beard is a ribbon wrapped down to the chin strap. The font below the Egyptian King reads 'Leven Sixteen' with all capitalized letters, the second 'E' on 'Leven' is flipped and slanted at an acute angle making it look out of place. The word 'Leven' is also a hallow font where as the 'Sixteen' directly below is a solid font. The straight line below the 'LEV' in 'Leven' leads to wings to the left and the straight line below the 'N' in 'Leven' leads to wings on the right side of the font. There are 4 lines on each wing. |
| DM0000 | The mark consists of an Egyptian King above the font as a brand mark. The eyes of the king are open with no pupil. The ears have square like shapes that represent earrings. above the ears are corn stalks. Across the forehead are 4 circles on each side to represent pearls and vertical lines to represent diamonds. There are 9 lines going up the kings headwear into a circular piece at the top of the head. Along the side of the Kings face is facial hair that leads down to the false beard which is called a postiche. Around the false beard is a ribbon wrapped down to the chin strap. The font below the Egyptian King reads 'Leven Sixteen' with all capitalized letters, the second 'E' on 'Leven' is flipped and slanted at an acute angle making it look out of place. The word 'Leven' is also a hollow font where as the 'Sixteen' directly below is a solid font. The straight line below the 'LEV' in 'Leven' leads to wings to the left and the straight line below the 'N' in 'Leven' leads to wings on the right side of the font. There are 4 lines on each wing. |
Trademark Filing History
| Description | Date | Proceeding Number |
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| NEW APPLICATION ENTERED IN TRAM | 2021-07-20 |
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