02.11.02 - Eyes, human; Human eyes; Iris (eye)
02.11.06 - Beards; Hair; Hair extensions; Human hair, locks of hair, wigs, beards, mustaches; Mustaches; Toupees; Wigs
09.03.15 - Bow ties; Neckties; Ties, neckties or bow ties
09.05.02 - Top hats
09.05.10 - Men's narrow-brimmed hats, including fedoras and derbies
16.03.07 - Eyeglasses; Frames, eyeglass; Glasses, eye; Glasses, safety; Goggles; Safety goggles; Spectacles; Sunglasses
24.09.07 - Advertising, banners; Banners
26.03.02 - Ovals, plain single line; Plain single line ovals
26.03.13 - Ovals, exactly two (not concentric); Two ovals
26.03.17 - Concentric ovals; Concentric ovals and ovals within ovals; Ovals within ovals; Ovals, concentric
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