N.Y. General Business Law § 232: Trade mark

§ 232. Trade mark. If there is any quality mark printed, stamped or

branded on the article itself there must also be printed, stamped or

branded on the said article itself the following mark, to wit: a trade

mark duly applied for or registered under the laws of the United States

of the manufacturer of such article; except that if such manufacturer

has sold or contracted to sell such article to a jobber, wholesaler or

retail dealer regularly engaged in the business of buying and selling

similar articles, this provision shall be deemed to be complied with if

there is so marked on the said article the trade mark duly registered

under the laws of the United States of such jobber, wholesaler or retail

dealer respectively; and in such event there may also be marked on the

said article itself numerals intended to identify the article, design or

pattern provided, however, that such numerals do not appear or purport

to be a part of the quality mark and provided that they are not

calculated to mislead or deceive anyone into believing that they are

partly of the quality mark.