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PAPER MOONSerial 73664522 · Principal Register
Dead · Cancelled
Owner: PAPER MOON GRAPHICS, INC.
Class 006 -
Class 016 - Paper Goods & Printed Matter
Filed Jun 04, 1987
Registered Jan 05, 1988
The record shows that the mark “PAPER MOON” is no longer active; it was cancelled on July 11 1994 because the registrant failed to file a Section 8 declaration. The owner listed is PAPER MOON GRAPHICS, INC., a California corporation that had used the mark in commerce beginning July 21 1982. The cancelled registration covered metal key rings (class 006) and a range of paper goods such as greeting cards, stationery, wrapping paper, invitations, gift cards, tags, address books, postcards, notepads, magnetic notepads and notebooks (class 016). A new business using a similar name would face the closest concern in those same goods—particularly paper products and stationery—while other unrelated goods would be farther from the scope shown. The history shows no opposition, cancellation, or court action, so the supplied file contains no visible enforcement activity. Because the mark is cancelled, it does not grant control over the wording, but the earlier registration suggests that using the name for paper‑based goods could raise a meaningful concern.
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