01.01.13 - Stars - multiple stars with five points
02.11.01 - Hearts excluding hearts as carriers or depicted on playing cards
02.11.07 - Arms; Fingers; Hands; Human hands, fingers, arms
05.05.25 - Daffodils; Iris (flower); Other flowers
20.01.25 - Adhesive tape (not in dispenser); Bands, rubber; Blotters, ink; Book ends; Book marks; Cases, pencil; Erasers (alone); Holders, Letter; Hole punches (office supplies); Letter openers; Masking tape (roll); Paper weights; Paperweights; Ribbons, typewriter; Rubber bands; Tape, adhesive, not in dispenser, roll; Weights, paper
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