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TO LEAVE HER DARK WASTEFUL PAST, SHE WOULD HAVE TO GO GREEN PULP ART SURFACES
Serial 87653542 · Principal Register
Live · Registered

Owner: Pulp Art Surfaces LLC
Class 019 -
Filed Oct 20, 2017
Registered Jan 22, 2019

The record shows a live, Principal Register registration (Reg. No. 5659028) owned by Pulp Art Surfaces LLC, a California limited‑liability company, for the mark “TO LEAVE HER DARK WASTEFUL PAST, SHE WOULD HAVE TO GO GREEN PULP ART SURFACES.” It covers building materials—specifically manufactured molded pulp veneer used on walls (International Class 019). A similar name used on wall‑covering or other pulp‑based building products would be the closest area of concern, while uses in unrelated categories such as clothing or software would be farther from the scope shown. The record does not give the owner control over every possible use of the wording. The most recent meaningful event is the acceptance of a combined Section 8 (six‑year renewal) and Section 15 (post‑registration amendment) notice on Oct 22 2024, confirming the registration remains active. The supplied history contains no oppositions, cancellations or other enforcement actions. I'd treat this as a meaningful concern if you plan a name that will appear on similar wall‑covering or pulp‑based building products.

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