Pillsbury’s® brand flour has been around for an unbelievably long time.
There is no date in this image that tells you when it was registered, but can you guess when it was first used in the U.S.?
Hint: the date is *before* 1900
#trademarks #pillsbury
Pillsbury’s® brand flour has been around for an unbelievably long time.
There is no date in this image that tells you when it was registered, but can you guess when it was first used in the U.S.?
Hint: the date is *before* 1900
#trademarks #pillsbury
I’m sure everyone in Scotland has seen a million punny names for chip shops, but I hadn’t seen any, so I give CHIP INN 4 Bees. 🐝🐝🐝🐝
I’m sure everyone in Scotland has seen a million punny names for chip shops, but I hadn’t seen any, so I give CHIP INN 4 Bees. 🐝🐝🐝🐝
The Made in Stirling shop sells macramé made by a local artisan under the trademark A MOMENT ENTWINE. Because I’m a sucker for Scottish puns, I give this trademark 4 Bees. 🐝🐝🐝🐝
The Made in Stirling shop sells macramé made by a local artisan under the trademark A MOMENT ENTWINE. Because I’m a sucker for Scottish puns, I give this trademark 4 Bees. 🐝🐝🐝🐝
I encountered THISTLE DO NICELY on a recent trip to Scotland. For working THISTLE, the symbol of Scotland, into a punny name for this shop that sells Scottish-made items, I give this trademark 4 Bees.
I encountered THISTLE DO NICELY on a recent trip to Scotland. For working THISTLE, the symbol of Scotland, into a punny name for this shop that sells Scottish-made items, I give this trademark 4 Bees.
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#trademarks
The founder of Skippy® brand peanut butter stole the name from Percy Crosby, creator of “Skippy” comics. Crosby won a trademark infringement suit but later lost his rights to the brand after he was committed to an asylum.
The founder of Skippy® brand peanut butter stole the name from Percy Crosby, creator of “Skippy” comics. Crosby won a trademark infringement suit but later lost his rights to the brand after he was committed to an asylum.
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#trademarks
#trademarks
#trademarks
Does Sweetarts® qualify as a portmanteau, even though there’s only one overlapping letter?
The date in the image tells you when it was registered. Can you guess when it was first used in the U.S.?
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Does Sweetarts® qualify as a portmanteau, even though there’s only one overlapping letter?
The date in the image tells you when it was registered. Can you guess when it was first used in the U.S.?
#trademarks
#trademarks
#trademarks
#trademarks
#trademarks