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Find Relevant Trademarks by Searching Color or a Combination of Colors?
TOPIC: Claims can be made to color in trademark records. Colors are often referred to in the Claims (CM=), Disclaimers (DM=) and Design Phrase (PH=) portions of a record. In this example, you will be searching for the colors—red, white and blue—as part of the trademark.
You will search the U.S. Federal trademark file. TRADEMARKSCAN—U.S. Federal (File 226) covers all active, registered trademarks and service marks and applications for registrations filed for marks used or intended to be used on every type of product or service that is marketed commercially in the U.S.
COMMAND SUMMARY
BEGIN 226
S DM,CM,PH=(RED? AND WHITE? AND BLUE?) AND IC=31
Click S1 in Set Links pane > Tasks > Picklist
TYPE S1/19/3
HOW TO...
1. BEGIN in TRADEMARKSCAN—U.S. Federal (File 226).
2. Use Disclaimer, Claims, and Design Phrase prefixes and the colors you want to retrieve. AND together the International Class code (31) for Agricultural products etc.
Note: Some trademark databases will not have all of these prefixes.
3. Click S1 > Tasks > Picklist to see a list of trademarks.
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4. Check the trademark records you want to view. Select an Output Format and click Output. |
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Record in Format 19 to see text about colors and designs.
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In this database the Claims and Design Phrase fields contain references to colors.
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