02.01.34 - Monsters (not robots); Other grotesque including men formed by plants or objects
04.07.01 - Person formed by plants; Plants forming a person; Plants or combinations of plants representing a person; Plants representing a person
05.05.02 - Roses
05.09.03 - Oranges, tangerines and the like; grapefruit
09.05.01 - Caps, including visors, military caps and baseball caps
09.07.04 - Ballet slippers; Bedroom slippers; Clogs (shoes); Sandals
26.01.02 - Circles, plain single line; Plain single line circles
26.09.01 - Squares as carriers or squares as single or multiple line borders
26.17.07 - Heat, lines depicting; Lines depicting speed, propulsion, heat or wind; Propulsion, lines depicting; Speed, lines depicting; Wind, lines depicting
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