24.15.03 - Arrows formed by words, letters, numbers or punctuation
24.15.10 - Arrows, more than one; More than one arrow
25.01.25 - Borders, ornamental; Other framework and ornamental borders
26.01.02 - Circles, plain single line; Plain single line circles
26.01.11 - Circles comprised of animals; Circles comprised of geometric figures; Circles comprised of humans; Circles comprised of letters or numerals; Circles comprised of plants; Circles comprised of punctuation; Letters, numerals, punctuation, geometric figures, objects, humans, plants or animals comprising a circle
26.01.17 - Circles, two concentric; Concentric circles, two; Two concentric circles
26.11.09 - Rectangles made of geometric figures, objects, humans, plants or animals
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