02.03.03 - Crowns (women wearing); Princesses; Queens; Women wearing crowns or other symbols of royalty, including queens and princesses
02.03.15 - Scarves (women wearing on heads); Women wearing scarves on their heads
02.03.24 - Women, stylized, including women depicted in caricature form
02.05.05 - Boys; Children, boy(s)
02.05.06 - Baby; Children, baby or babies
02.07.04 - Families (adults and children); Groups, adults and children, including family groups
07.07.02 - Skylights; Windows
24.01.02 - Shields or crests with figurative elements contained therein or superimposed thereon
24.09.07 - Advertising, banners; Banners
26.01.03 - Circles, incomplete (more than semi-circles); Incomplete circles (more than semi-circles)
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