Legal Opinion
Three in One Oil Co. v. St. Louis Rubber Cement Co.
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Decided January 25, 1937No. 3672PublishedCited by 6 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtBland, Judge
The St. Louis Rubber Cement Co., Inc., appellee, filed an application in tlie United States Patent Office for the registration of the trade-mark “3 In 1”, ■ which- it alleged it had continuously used in its business since 1901, upon a combination adhesive cement.
The Three In One Oil Company, appellant, filed an opposition to the registration of said mark, alleging the use of the same mark since 1894 on oil used in and about homes, offices, factories, garages, and elsewhere, “as a lubricator, preserver, polisher, or cleaner for metal, wood, and/or leather.” It also alleged the use and…
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