The mark was first used anywhere in a different form other than that sought to be registered on 00/00/1965.
The mark was first used in commerce in a different form other than that sought to be registered on 00/00/1965.
The color(s) white, red, gold and black is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.
The color white appears in the elements of the mark comprised of shield, torse, mantling, swords, helmet, eagle and banner. The color red appears in the elements of the mark comprised of' Patriarchal cross and mantling. The color gold appears in the elerrients of the mark comprised of swords, helmet and mantling. The color black appears in or as bordering to the elements of the mark comprised of shield, torse, mantling, swords, helmet, eagle and banner.
The mark is a design consisting of a white shield, over crossed swords hilted and pommeled gold and points upwards, containing a red Patriarchal cross with limbs reversed, the shorter limb being placed beneath the longer limb. The shield is ensigned with a steel medieval helmet facing to the front, reinforced crosswise gold. Upon the helmet and issuing from a black and white torse (cloth of six twists alternating of the livery colors) is an American bald eagle, wings displayed and inverted, holding in the right claw an olive branch and in the left claw a sword erect. A red and white mantling (decorative cloth) issues from each side of the helmet and below all appears within a banner, the motto: "Not unto us, O Lord, But to Thy Name be given glory."
Trademark: 76674257
