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BUNCH-OF-LOVE
Serial 72392705 · Principal Register
Dead · Expired

Owner: TELEFLORA DELIVERY SERVICE, INC.
Class 031 -
Filed May 20, 1971
Registered Aug 29, 1972

The record shows that BUNCH‑OF‑LOVE was a Principal Register trademark owned by TELEFLORA DELIVERY SERVICE, INC., a corporation organized in Oklahoma, but the registration is dead because it was not renewed and expired after the status change on June 7 1993. The only listed goods are “natural flowers” in International Class 031, so a similar name used for floral products would be the closest area of concern based on this filing. The record does not give the owner control over every possible use of the words “bunch‑of‑love” in other categories, and it does not appear on the Supplemental Register, so there is no descriptiveness refusal followed by a supplemental amendment to note. The latest meaningful event is the expiration notice in 1993, and no oppositions, cancellations or court actions are shown in the history. I'd treat this as a moderate concern if you plan to market flowers under a similar name, but the risk is limited to the narrow floral scope shown.

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