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The " First Use " column gives the date of the first public use of the mark, as provided by the company with the application. These dates were generally not subject to validation and may be rough estimates in some cases, especially if the trademark application was filed long after the first use date.

In addition to registered trademarks, many tools are marked with words or stamped images serving as brand names or informal trademarks. In some cases, the maker may have claimed the brand as a trademark, but no corresponding registration has yet been found in the USPTO trademarks database or in the Official Gazette publication. Over time, we expect to be able to locate some of the missing trademark records, and entries in the "Brands" table will move to our "Trademarks" table.

Table 2 lists a number of word marks used as brand names or informal trademarks, with notes indicating the particular use. Table 3 below shows a number of logo images taken from various tools. In some cases these are also registered trademarks as noted in the table , but in general the logos are simply informal marks chosen by the manufacturer to identify their tools.

The "Shorthand" column is just a fanciful name assigned for convenience of reference; it doesn't necessarily correspond to what the maker would have called it. Certain logos are identified in the table as "Forge Marks", meaning that they appear as a raised symbol on a forged piece, having been incised into the forging die. These marks were often used on contract manufacturing production to identify the maker. The information in the registered trademarks table was obtained from the U.

Note however that in recent years the USPTO has been deleting historical trademark records from their online database, and these systems are now basically useless for historical research. If nothing is known about a potential trademark, a starting search for company names or trademark terms can be done using Google Books. It may help to throw in "gazette" or "trademark" as a search term. Once a publication date or registration date is known, specific volumes of the Offical Gazette can be searched at the Hathi Trust Digital Library [External Link].

Williams "Bantam" and "Midget" trademarks. Klein trademarks.