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FIVE SEASONS
Serial 75691105 · Principal Register
Dead · Withdrawn

Owner: Saltznan, Deborah E.
Class 021 -
Filed Apr 26, 1999

The record shows that the mark “FIVE SEASONS” is dead, having been abandoned by the applicant, Deborah E. Saltznan, an individual. The application was filed on April 26, 1999 and the abandonment was recorded on August 31, 1999. The mark was on the Principal Register and covered goods in class 021, specifically flower seeds and decorative garden products such as sundials, garden statuary, planters, pedestals, garden faucets, hose guards, sprinklers, signs, bird baths, bird houses, bird feeders, outdoor lamps and candle holders. Because the record only lists those garden‑related items, a similar name used for unrelated products would be farther from the scope shown, but the record does not give control over every use of the wording. No enforcement activity appears in the supplied history. The practical risk for someone considering a similar name is that the abandoned status means the mark is no longer protected, yet the specific garden‑product scope remains a potential point of concern if the new use overlaps those goods.

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