01.15.03 - Fire (flames), other than emanating from objects, words, numbers, fireplaces or candles; Flames, other than flames emanating from objects, words, numbers, fireplaces or candles
18.03.01 - Bicycles; Tricycles; Unicycles
24.09.25 - Bunting (flags); Flags, signal; Other flags
24.17.13 - Clef symbol (musical); Musical notes; Musical staff; Musical symbols, including treble and bass clef symbols, sharp and flat symbols and notes
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