= merchant's mark n.

an emblem or other distinctive figure or device adopted by a merchant and placed on the goods sold by him (in the Middle Ages often used as a…

a private mark placed by a manufacturer or dealer upon his goods.

(a) a mark made or occurring on the skin of a person or animal; †(b) (in Newcastle-upon-Tyne) a merchant's mark (obsolete).

A trademark, whether made by burning or otherwise. (Applied to trademarks on casks of wines or liquors, timber, metals, and any description of…

China trade. A mark on goods to declare their nature, quality, etc.; a trademark; hence, a particular ‘brand’, sort, or class of goods bearing the…

A mark (typically a word, phrase, logo, or symbol, or a combination of these elements) which is legally registered or has been established by use…

A distinguishing mark on a bale or case of merchandise, etc., corresponding to one in a list, for the purpose of comparison or identification…

An identifying mark scribed on a cask. Cf. scribe, v. 5. Obsolete. rare.

The name assigned to a product or service by its manufacturer or provider, typically having the status of a trademark; a brand name.

A (real or invented) word used as a trademark; a trademark in the form of a word (as opposed to a design, a colour, etc.). Also: a word used in a…

trademark.

universal product code.

An additional mark put on something which has been marked before, for greater security, etc. A second or third mark placed on a bale of goods…