Adidas under the microscope (Ip Conference London September 23, 2008)
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The protection of stripes as a trademark; overview of the Adidas cases concerning the alleged infringement of its three stripes trade mark by the use of two, four, five or six stripes
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Adidas under the microscope (Ip Conference London September 23, 2008)
- 6. 3C – 3rd Infantry Division (Marne Division) 10/24/18 – present. Organized at Camp Green, North Carolina in 1917. Stopped the last of the German offensives at the Marne. Three white diagonal stripes (for 3rd Division) from R to L on blue (for loyalty) square patch. Three stripes stand for three major campaigns in WWI: Marne, St. Mihiel and the Meuse-Argonne.
- 15. Use of 2 stripes continues in 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s
- 17. That’s why you don’t find 4, but 2 and 5?
- 18. No opposition against Dutch soccer players in 2 stripes in 70s
- 35. Any - stripes - questions? Gino van Roeyen T: +31 73 6927705 F: +31 73 6927787 E: g.vanroeyen@banning.nl I: www.banning.nl