Vince Gill told The New York Times: "The first image I have of him is the arrow through his head [a trademark Martin prop], playing the banjo.
As Mutai led the charge, he dipped his head in trademark fashion and a hint of a snarl appeared at the corner of his mouth – a look he refers to as, "Now, business".
One point of the controversy was whether Shakespeare's head, the trademark of Avon, looked enough like a kangaroo with a book in its pouch, the trade mark of Pocket Books, to fool a prospective buyer and the court decided that it did not.
When one of Selfridges' window displays was unveiled recently in its London store, it was found to feature dolls with papier mache heads said to bear a striking similarity to comic creation Sidebottom, who of course made a papier mache head his trademark.
People stop him on the street all the time, approach him in the movie theater in Beaumont, the nearest big town, to say, "Hey, aren't you that model guy?" Polite as all get out, he will nod his head, his trademark tresses flowing, and he will smile his best smile, cozy as a faun.
"It's not just a matter that consumers would overlook the difference between the F and the H," Robert W. Zelnick, who heads the trademark practice at McDermott, Will & Emery in Washington.
What remained of his hair, almost always hidden by his trademark head scarf, turned gray.
On the day of their conviction and sentencing, supporters rallied in dozens of cities around the world, many wearing colorful balaclavas – Pussy Riot's trademark head gear.
She wore slacks and a belted sweater-jacket, and her hair was piled and pinned atop her head in her trademark upsweep.
"Sophisticated innocent" is the Talking Heads singer's trademark identity.
