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JACK OF ALL SPARROWS
Serial 88296451 · Principal Register
Dead · Cancelled

Owner: Lewis-Clark, Trish
Class 041 - Education & Entertainment
Filed Feb 11, 2019
Registered Dec 17, 2019

The record shows a cancelled Principal Register service mark for “JACK OF ALL SPARROWS,” owned by the individual Trish Lewis‑Clark; the cancellation was entered on July 3 2026 because the required Section 8 declaration was not filed. The registration covered only one class—Class 041, “Education & Entertainment”—specifically “Entertainment services, namely, providing live entertainment by a professional entertainer appearing as a pirate.” A similar name used for pirate‑themed live shows would be the closest area of concern, while uses in unrelated fields such as clothing, food, or software fall outside the scope shown in the record. The history contains no oppositions, cancellations by third parties, or other enforcement actions, so the supplied file shows no visible enforcement activity. I'd treat this as a meaningful concern for pirate‑style entertainment services, but it does not block all other uses of the wording.

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