# Trade Mark Journal No.2026/029 17 July 2026

## UK00004360698 24 March 2026 (6,9,14,16,18,20,21,24,25,26,28,29,30,32,33,34,35,36,41,43)

Mark 1

Mark 2

Class 6
  Works of art of metal; sculptures of metal; decorative plaques [ornaments] made of metal; car badges; metal identity discs for pets.
Class 9
  Audio recordings; video recordings; computer game programs; publications (electronic —), downloadable; magnets (decorative —); phone covers [specifically adapted]; mouse pads; memory sticks.
Class 14
  Watches; watch straps; clocks; figurines of precious metal; ornaments of precious metal; jewellery; badges of precious metal; lapel pins; tie pins; cuff links; coins; medals; key rings [trinkets or fobs]; tankards of precious metal; trophies.
Class 16
  Printed publications; stationery; diaries; greeting cards; paperweights; bookmarks; pens; pencils; rubber erasers; wrapping paper; postal stamps; tickets; calendars; planners including wall planners; certificates; postcards; stickers; posters; printed publications.
Class 18
  Travelling bags; umbrellas; wallets; purses; trunks; keycases; collars, leads and harnesses for animals.
Class 20
  Works of art of wood, wax, plaster or plastic; models [ornaments] made of wood, wax, plaster or plastic; decorative plaques [ornaments] made of wood, wax, plaster or plastic; picture frames; pillows; cushions. .
Class 21
  Glassware; pottery; porcelain ware; earthenware; containers for household or kitchen use; glass decanters; plates; crockery; cutting boards for the kitchen; tableware; drinking flasks; bottles; thermal mugs; mugs; cups; glasses; lunch boxes; vases; flower pots; domestic and kitchen utensils and containers; coasters; tankards; presentation glassware; plates for collectors; coin [money] boxes of non-metallic materials; candle holders.
Class 24
  Fabrics in tartan patterns; bed sheets; duvets; pillow cases; curtains; wall hangings; table linens; blankets; bath linen; flags; pennants; banners; covers for cushions; handkerchiefs of textile.
Class 25
  Clothing; footwear; headgear for wear; sportswear; belts for clothing; neckties; pocket squares, fancy dress costumes, aprons.
Class 26
  Badges for wear, not of precious metal; buckles [clothing accessories]; buttons; embroidery; haberdashery ribbons; thimbles; cross-stitch kits.
Class 28
  Games and playthings; model toys; model construction kits; costumes being children’s playthings; soft toys; decorations for Christmas trees.
Class 29
  Fruit preserves; jams.
Class 30
  Coffee; tea; confectionery; sauces (condiments).
Class 32
  Beers; mineral and aerated waters and other non-alcoholic drinks.
Class 33
  Alcoholic beverages (except beers).
Class 34
  Lighters for smokers.
Class 35
  Advertising for others; retail services connected with the sale of military themed publications, clothing, watches, jewellery, and glassware, pottery, ceramics, crockery, stationery, plaques, ornaments, leatherwares, food and drink, toys, games and playthings.
Class 36
  Charitable fundraising; financial sponsorship; financial grants. .
Class 41
  Military displays; presentation of live musical performances; conferences and seminars; motivational speaking; education; providing of training; entertainment; sporting activities; organisation of exhibitions for cultural or educational purposes; providing museum facilities; archive library services; providing on-line electronic publications, not downloadable.
Class 43
  Military mess facilities namely the provision of food and drink and of temporary accommodation.

The Secretary of State for Defence

Representative: Christopher Shea