04.07.02 - Objects forming a person; Person formed by objects
05.05.02 - Roses
08.03.25 - Bubble gum; Candy bars (not chocolate); Candy, hard (not chocolate); Gum, chewing or bubble; Gumdrops; Jellybeans; Marshmallows
09.05.25 - Batting helmets; Caps, nurses; Caps, swimming; Dunce caps; Football helmets; Helmets, athletic; Helmets, construction; Helmets, military; Helmets, protective; Safety helmets
26.03.01 - Ovals as carriers and single line borders
26.05.02 - Plain single line triangles; Triangles, plain single line
26.11.01 - Rectangles as carriers or rectangles as single or multiple line borders
26.17.09 - Bands, curved; Bars, curved; Curved line(s), band(s) or bar(s); Lines, curved
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