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In article <3520@gryphon.CTS.COM> richard@gryphon.CTS.COM (Richard Sexton) writes:
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-Gak, this is horrible, I know I have other examples of the same name
-being a registered tm on different products, but i can't seem to dredge
-one up out of the atrophied mass of neurons I sometimes call a brain.
-Anyway, it doesnt matter, it's not really relevent.

Well, this isn't going to help a great deal, but I found something
called the "Trade Names Dictionary" in the local library (fifth ed.,
Donna Wood, ed., Copyright 1986 Gale Research Company, ISBN
0-8103-0686-7, two vols.).

Unfortunately, it only lists trademarks for consumer-oriented products.

It turns out that "Helvetica" is a brand name for rings (i.e. jewelry),
and "Lucida" is an epoxy floor topping.

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                 Gordan Palameta
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