Trademark,Copyright for Image of grizzly bear on California state flag.

From a quick search on the copyright database, it seems the flag is from 1911, and generally states don't own IP and state flags (or country flags) aren't protected, and others have used the bear or the flag in new copyrighted works, so it seems that the bear image has fallen into the public domain and if it ever was protected by copyrighted, it isn't now.

As for its availability for use as a trademark, there are lots of bears in use, including grizzlies, so whether your bear representing your goods or services is confusingly similar to someone else's bear and their goods or services depends on what your intended use is and what's out there.

You need to consult an IP lawyer to fully disclose your plans and get some specifiic advice.

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