USPTO serial 74618616
SONIT
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Status 605
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- Examiner
- BORSUK, ESTHER
- Law office
- FILE REPOSITORY (FRANCONIA)
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LISA B. SCHER
LISA B SCHER WEINSTEIN SCHER & KIMMELMANTHE CURTIS CTR601 WALNUT ST STE L-44PHILADELPHIA, PA 19106Goods and services
| Class | Description | Status | First use |
|---|---|---|---|
| 009 | telephone accessories, namely modular handset coiled cords; wall mount phone jacks; modular duplex jack wall plates, modular wall jacks; adapters for converting a four-prong telephone jack to a modular jack output; duplex adapters for coupling two telephones to a single modular jack; cord couplers for connecting modular cords; converter, namely six-inch cord for connecting standard four-prong plug to modular jack system; surface mount wall jacks; surface jack and connector block assemblies; surface jack cover assemblies; single and double jack extension cords for connecting modular telephones or accessories; modular line cords; modular extension cords; modular jacks; circular modular wall jacks; modular retro-fit plugs; five-outlet modular jack with cord; surface jack covers; modular wall jacks; telephone pickup coils; 30-foot extension cables; telephone wall outlet kits comprised of four-prong phone jack and wall cover plate; four-prong wall jacks and phone plugs; modular connectors; flat four-conductor installation wire; telephone receiver/amplifier; automatic telephone recording control for coupling tape recorder to telephone; modular line tester; dual jack 50-foot modular caddy reel; telephone silence cord for silencing telephone ringer; two-line controller with ring and hold indicators; video accessories, namely indoor and outdoor television antennas; replacement antenna rods; indoor TV antennas for direct mounting behind television sets; bow-tie antennas; UHF antenna loops; stereo headphones; speakers; speaker kits comprised of speakers, grills, hook-up cable and mounting hardware; speaker kits for use with car radios and tape players comprised of speakers, grills, hook-up cable and mounting hardware; miniature speaker systems comprised of woofers, tweeters, cross-over networks, speaker terminals and mounting brackets; indoor/outdoor weather-proof speakers; dual cone speakers; coaxial speakers comprised of tweeter with cross-over; coaxial speakers with piezoelectric tweeters; miniature speaker systems comprised of speakers, cross-over networks, housings and mounting brackets; audio cables; speaker wires; guitar cables; shielded cables; patch cord extension cables; Y-connectors; stereo headphone extension cords; stereo plugs and jacks; stereo and mono selector switches for coupling a VCR to a plurality of TV sets; combination video stabilizer/image enhancer units; combination color processor/enhancer units; cable kits comprised of cable switches, two-way splitters and coaxial cable; video dubbing kits comprised of cables and jack/miniplug adapters and jack/BNC plug adapters and jack/F plug and jack adapters; single, double and multiple plug gold-end video cables; hook-up cable assemblies; VCR/TV amplifiers; UHF/VHF/FM amplifiers; antenna amplifiers; antenna preamplifiers; channel combiners for combining incoming signals for coupling to VCR and TV; channel converters; antenna rotators; two-way, three-way, four-way and eight-way signal splitters; hybrid signal splitters; VCR/VTR cable plugs; TV/VCR band separator-baluns; VHF/UHF separators; VHF/UHF separator transformers; UHF/VHY/FM separator transformers; VHF-one, two and four output directional taps; antenna plug and socket sets for antenna or speaker connection; TV line clips for quick connection of lead-in wire to the back of TV sets; matching transformers; indoor/outdoor matching transformers with rubber boots; indoor/outdoor U-V matching transformers with AC/DC blocking circuits; VCR/VTR male to female and female to female cable adapters; F-connectors; VHF/UHF/FM two-set and four-set couplers; N-plugs; N-inline jacks; double female N-connectors; T-adaptor N-connectors; male to female N-connectors and female to male N-connectors; step attenuators; variable attenuators; fixed attenuators; FM and CB filters; high/low and UV mixers; FM tap-offs; six-way and eight-way splitters; wall plates; tap-off wall plates; matching transformer wall plates; video/audio pause controls; circuit plugs and jacks; Y-type dubbing cord comprised of three conductor shielded cable, one stereo mini-plug and two-color coded plugs; mini stereo headphone extension cords; audio adapters namely, jack-to-phone plugs, jack-to-mini plugs; dual jack couplers; power cords; polarized and non-polarized heater cords; earphone; FM antennas; sound adapters and enhancers; phone preamplifiers; phono cartridges; head amplifier holder shells; styli; video accessories, namely cable switches; TV/video/game computer switches; three-way coaxial table switches, video controllers for controlling interconnected TV, VCR and VTR; master video controllers for connecting different sources of RF TV signals to TV set; two-way and three-way coaxial cable switches; coaxial cable; weather boots for coaxial cable; mechanical video head cleaners; VCR dust covers; VCR foam swabs; video tape splicer; video cassette cabinets for storing video cassettes; video cassette library cases; TV/VCR quick-connect connectors, namely push-on baluns, push-on receptacles and quick-connect sets comprised of a push-on balun and a push-on receptacle ten pin female to fourteen pin male camera to VCR adapter; ten pin camera extension cable with ten pin male to female connectors; fourteen pin camera extension cables with fourteen pin male to female connectors; ten pin male and female connectors; fourteen pin male and female connectors; video tape rewinders; video cassette winders and tape cleaning units; video stabilizers for coupling between VCR and TV to stabilize the picture; video image enhancers for coupling between a VCR and a TV to enhance picture quality; RF modulators for converting video and audio outputs to standard RF antenna signals; video-TV multi testers; battery connectors; automobile antenna cables; voltage adapters; battery chargers; power supplies; travel convertors; AC/DC adapters; DC/DC converters; electrical and electronic products, namely electric steam irons, fuses, adapters, fuse holders, thermo cut-offs and extension cords | ABANDONED | — |
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Prosecution history
| Date | Code | Event | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 25, 1996 | ABN5 | ABANDONMENT - AFTER PUBLICATION | — |
| Oct 3, 1995 | ETOF | EXTENSION OF TIME TO OPPOSE RECEIVED | — |
| Sep 5, 1995 | PUBO | PUBLISHED FOR OPPOSITION | Your mark was published in the USPTO Official Gazette for a 30-day opposition window. During that period, third parties who believe they would be harmed can file an opposition. If no opposition is filed, prosecution usually continues toward registration or a Notice of Allowance. |
| Aug 4, 1995 | NPUB | NOTICE OF PUBLICATION | — |
| Jun 5, 1995 | CNSA | APPROVED FOR PUB - PRINCIPAL REGISTER | — |
| May 25, 1995 | DOCK | ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER | — |