17.03.25 - Brooches; Cuff-links; Earrings; Locket; Necktie clasps and fasteners; Pins, jewelry; Tie tacks
24.17.25 - Biohazard symbol; Degree sign (°); Equal sign (=); Greater than symbol > (mathematical); Handicapped symbol; Hazardous materials symbol; Less than symbol < (mathematical); Pound sign (#)
26.01.02 - Circles, plain single line; Plain single line circles
26.01.15 - Circles, exactly three circles; Three circles
26.01.17 - Circles, two concentric; Concentric circles, two; Two concentric circles
26.01.18 - Circles, three or more concentric; Concentric circles, three or more; Three or more concentric circles
26.01.20 - Circles within a circle
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