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This is a discussion on touchmark within the Problem Solving forums, part of the Blacksmithing category; I was wondering where i could have a touchmark made.I was also wonderingif there was an archive I have to ...
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if you have a design already for graphic rendering.....I have a connection to get stamps made at a reasonabre cost....pm me
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| The Robb Gunter Demo January 26 including a DIY touchmark Im unaware of any central repository for smiths touchmarks in the US other than the USPTO but then I really havent investigated if there are any special "smith" archives\ collections, however if a smith wanted full protection for such a mark they really would need to pursue trademark registration (was a graphic designer, specializing in corporate identities for 30 years) Trademark - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Hallmark - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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A trademarkis a word, phrase, symbol or design, or a combination of words, phrases, symbols or designs, that identifies and distinguishes the source of the goods of one party from those of others. United States Patent and Trademark Office A touchmark is a symbol placed into the metal to identify it being made by a particular blacksmith. In or about 1999, one site tried to start a collection of touchmarks. You could add your touchmark free at the beginning, but then it cost $24, $34, $44 for each touchmark listed. Only a few touchmarks were ever listed. How to make a touchmark BP0124 Touchmarks
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