Eureka Williams Corp. v. Willoughby MacH. & Tool Co.
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
O’CONNELL, Judge.
This opposition was instituted in the Patent Office on January 10, 1948, by appellant, owner of the trade-mark “Oil-O-Matic,” against appellee, owner of the mark “Thermomatie,” which appellee sought to register and apply in the sale of gas conversion burners having automatic and thermostatic controls. Appellant’s mark had been previously registered and used by it and its predecessor in interest since June 16, 1925, and applied throughout the nation and among other nations in the sal'e of goods of the same descriptive properties. Appellant relied on prior use of its mark since…
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