TOBACCO NAMELY

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
BLENDWORTH LARUS & BROTHER COMPANY Richmond VA TOBACCO-NAMELY, SMOKING TOBACCO, INCLUDING GRANULATED, SLICED, PLUG, AND FLAKE PLUG;
EDGEWORTH READY-RUBBED LARUS & BRO. CO. RICHMOND, VA. U.S.A. LARUS & BROTHER COMPANY Richmond VA TOBACCO-NAMELY, SMOKING TOBACCO [ , INCLUDING GRANULATED, SLICED, PLUG, AND FLAKE PLUG, AND CIGARETTES ];NO CLAIM IS MADE TO THE WORDS LARUS & BRO. CO., RICHMOND, VA., U.S.A. APART FROM THE MARK AS SHOWN AND APART FROM THE COMMON LAW RIGHTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL.;BROTHER RICHMOND VIRGINIA;THE LINING ON THE DRAWING IS INTENDED TO DENOTE THE COLOR BLUE.;
EDGEWORTH READY-RUBBED LARUS & BRO. CO. RICHMOND, VA. U.S.A. LARUS & BROTHER CO. INCORPORATED TWENTY-FIRST AND MAIN STREETS RICHMOND VA TOBACCO-NAMELY, SMOKING TOBACCO [ , INCLUDING GRANULATED, SLICED, PLUG, AND FLAKE PLUG, AND CIGARETTES ];NO CLAIM IS MADE TO THE WORDS LARUS & BRO. CO., RICHMOND, VA., U.S.A. APART FROM THE MARK AS SHOWN AND APART FROM THE COMMON LAW RIGHTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL.;BROTHER RICHMOND VIRGINIA;THE LINING ON THE DRAWING IS INTENDED TO DENOTE THE COLOR BLUE.;
GOLDEN HORN Wally Frank, Ltd. Brooklyn NY TOBACCO-NAMELY, PIPE TOBACCO;
LUXURY LARUS & BROTHER COMPANY Richmond VA TOBACCO-NAMELY, SMOKING TOBACCO, INCLUDING GRANULATED [ , SLICED, PLUG, AND FLAKE PLUG ];
PETER STOKKEBYE PETER STOKKEBYE INTERNATIONAL A/S Tobaksvej 1 5610 Assens Denmark TOBACCO-NAMELY, SMOKING TOBACCO, CIGARS, SMALL CIGARS AND CIGARETTES;
PRINCE ALBERT CRIMP CUT LONG BURNING PIPE AND CIGARETTE TOBACCO. JOHN MIDDLETON CO. 475 North Lewis Road Limerick PA 19468 [ TOBACCO-NAMELY, ] SMOKING TOBACCO FOR PIPES AND CIGARETTES;SAID CORPORATION MAKES NO CLAIM TO THE RIGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE FOLLOWING WORDS, VIZ: CRIMP CUT, LONG BURNING PIPE, AND CIGARETTE TOBACCO.;THE VERTICAL LINING APPEARING UPON THE DRAWING DENOTES THE COLOR RED AND THE CROSSHATCHING IS FOR THE PURPOSES OF SHADING ONLY;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. During the production of cigarettes, but in particular in the region of a cigarette-packaging machine, a comparatively large amount of tobacco accumulates as waste. This is specifically removed by arranging suction-extraction elements and/or conveying-away elements for tobacco particles (19) in the region of elements and subassemblies of the machines with increased accumulation of tobacco. The air with tobacco particles (19) which has been extracted by suction is led through a tobacco separator (45), which has a separating element (48) for receiving the tobacco particles. From time to time, these are removed from the tobacco separator (45) and recycled into the production process.