Union Fishermen's Co-op. Packing Co. v. Point Adams Packing Co.

It is impracticable to reproduce in this opinion any drawing which will convey to the eye a picture of the resemblances and dissimilarities of the labels in dispute. Plaintiff’s Exhibit “A” is a label for a fifteen and one-half ounce can and consists of a strip of paper approximately twelve and three-fourths inches in length by two inches in breadth, colored an ultramarine blue, with a gilt border one eighth of an inch in breadth, the first two and one-half inches of the label being occupied by the picture of an ancient fisherman, clad in a light brown jacket, and engaged in drawing in his…