01.01.10 - Stars, three or more; Three or more stars
01.01.12 - Stars - multiple stars with four points
01.01.13 - Stars - multiple stars with five points
01.15.25 - Coal; Dust; Light rays; Liquids, spilling; Pouring liquids; Sand; Spilling liquids
22.01.25 - Batons, orchestra conductor's; Bows, violin; Conductor's wands, batons; Drumsticks (musical instrument); Harmonicas; Instrument cases (musical); Music stands; Picks, guitar; Wands, conductors' and magicians'
27.03.05 - Objects forming letters or numerals
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