03.13.01 - Feet, animal; Foot prints, nonhuman; Paws and paw prints
03.13.05 - Bones (birds, fish, reptiles, insects, dinosaurs); Dinosaur bones, skeletons, skulls; Skeletons (birds, fish, reptiles, insects, dinosaurs); Skulls (birds, fish, reptile, insects, dinosaurs)
05.15.02 - Laurel leaves or branches (borders or frames); Wreaths
24.01.02 - Shields or crests with figurative elements contained therein or superimposed thereon
24.09.07 - Advertising, banners; Banners
24.11.01 - Crowns closed at the top
26.03.02 - Ovals, plain single line; Plain single line ovals
26.03.17 - Concentric ovals; Concentric ovals and ovals within ovals; Ovals within ovals; Ovals, concentric
26.03.21 - Ovals that are completely or partially shaded
26.17.01 - Bands, straight; Bars, straight; Lines, straight; Straight line(s), band(s) or bar(s)
26.17.04 - Bands, vertical; Bars, vertical; Lines, vertical; Vertical line(s), band(s) or bar(s)
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