02.09.11 - Humans engaged in other work; Humans, including men, women and children, depicted engaged in other work
03.19.12 - Clams; Mollusks; Oysters
03.19.24 - Stylized fish, whales, seals, sea lions
17.03.01 - Diamonds, jewelry; Nuggets of precious metals; Stones, gems
24.09.07 - Advertising, banners; Banners
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
26.17.25 - Other lines, bands or bars
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