07.03.25 - Aquariums (buildings); Convention hall; Hospitals; Libraries, public libraries; Schools; Wash, car (commercial)
20.01.01 - Chalk; Crayons; Fountain pens; Markers (writing instruments); Pencils; Pens, ink (excluding quill pens in 20.01.09)
20.01.04 - Blackboards; Boards, bulletin; Boards, clip; Boards, drawing; Boards, memo; Bulletin and directory boards; Chalk boards; Clip boards; Clipboards; Easels; Memo boards; Palettes for painting (artists’ pallets)
22.03.24 - Bells, hand; Hand bells; Single bells
26.09.21 - Squares that are completely or partially shaded
26.17.13 - Letters or words underlined and/or overlined by one or more strokes or lines; Overlined words or letters; Underlined words or letters
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