Paints, varnishes, lacquers; Preservatives against rust and against deterioration of wood; Colorants; Mordants; Raw natural resins; Metals in foil and powder form for painters, decorators, printers and artists; Alizarine dyes; Aluminium paints; Aluminium powder for painting; Aniline dyes; Asbestos paints; Black japan; Auramine; Bactericidal paints; Mordants; Stains for leather; Bitumen varnish; Ink for skin-dressing; Ink for leather; Ink [toner] for photocopiers; Litharge; White lead; Sienna earth; Fireproof paints; Bronzing lacquers; Bronze powder; Enamels [varnishes]; Enamel paints; Colorants; Colorants for beverages; Colorants for liqueurs; Colorants for beer; Colorants for butter; Paints; Anti-fouling paints; Dyes; Toner cartridges, filled, for printers and photocopiers; Wood dyestuffs; Varnishes; Fixatives for watercolors; Fixatives [varnishes]; Gildings; Silvering powders; Thickeners for paints; Thinners for paints; Thinners for lacquers; Engraving ink; Primers; Yellowwood [colorant]; Gamboge for painting; Gum resins; Turmeric [colorant]; Indigo [colorant]; Whitewash; Badigeon; Canada balsam; Caramel [food colorant]; Malt caramel [food colorant]; Carbonyl [wood preservative]; Cochineal carmine; Ceramic paints; Carbon black [pigment]; Carbon black [pigment]; Cobalt oxide [colorant]; Copal; Copal varnish; Anti-corrosive bands; Anti-corrosive preparations; Creosote for wood preservation; Lacquers; Glazes [paints, lacquers]; Agglutinants for paints; Lime wash; Food dyes; Malt colorants; Marking ink for animals; Mastic [natural resin]; Metal foil for painters, decorators, printers and artists; Metals in powder form for painters, decorators, printers and artists; Protective preparations for metals; Minium; Natural resins, raw; Preservative oils for wood; Annatto [dyestuff]; Paper for dyeing Easter eggs; Pigments; Anti-tarnishing preparations for metals; Anti-rust greases; Anti-rust oils; Anti-rust preparations for preservation; Saffron [colorant]; Sandarac; Gum-lac; Siccatives [drying agents] for paints; Silver emulsions [pigments]; Silver foil [leaf]; Silver paste; Shoe dyes; Undercoating for vehicle chassis; Soot [colorant]; Colophony; Sumac for varnishes; Distempers; Turpentine [thinner for paints]; Titanium dioxide [pigment]; Wood coatings [paints]; Wood mordants; Wood stains; Dyewood; Wood preservatives; Printing ink; Repositionable paint patches; Printers' pastes [ink]; Whites [colorants or paints]; Coatings [paints]; Coatings for tarred felt [paints]; Zinc oxide [pigment].

Industrial oils and greases; Lubricants; Dust absorbing, wetting and binding compositions; Fuels (including motor spirit) and illuminants; Candles and wicks for lighting; Alcohol [fuel]; Anthracite; Bone oil for industrial purposes; Benzene; Petrol; Benzol; Beeswax; Mazut; Fuel; Fuel with an alcoholic base; Firelighters; Combustible briquettes; Lignite; Ceresine; Dust binding compositions for sweeping; Dust removing preparations; Dust laying compositions; Belting wax; Fish oil, not edible; Fuel oil; Electrical energy; Ethanol [fuel]; Grease for leather; Grease for belts; Grease for boots; Grease for arms [weapons]; Tinder; Vaporized fuel mixtures; Kerosene; Moistening oil; Solidified gas [fuel]; Gasoline; Gas oil; Producer gas; Fuel gas; Additives, non-chemical, to motor fuel; Industrial oil; Industrial grease; Industrial wax; Ozocerite [ozokerite]; Christmas tree candles; Carnauba wax; Coke; Preservatives for leather [oils and greases]; Lamp wicks; Lanolin; Ligroin; Tapers; Lighting fuel; Illuminating grease; Gas for lighting; Illuminating wax; Mineral fuel; Carburants; Motor oil; Naphtha; Nightlights [candles]; Oleine; Oil for the preservation of leather; Oil for the preservation of masonry; Oil-gas; Oils for paints; Paraffin; Perfumed candles; Petroleum ether; Petroleum, raw or refined; Rape oil for industrial purposes; Castor oil for technical purposes; Cutting fluids; Oils for releasing form work [building]; Non-slipping preparations for belts; Lubricating grease; Lubricating graphite; Lubricants; Lubricating oil; Soya bean oil preparations for non-stick treatment of cooking utensils; Sunflower oil for industrial purposes; Wood spills for lighting; Stearine; Coal; Coal briquettes; Coal dust [fuel]; Coal naphtha; Coal tar oil; Methylated spirit; Tallow; Paper spills for lighting; Textile oil; Peat [fuel]; Blocks of peat [fuel]; Wood briquettes; Charcoal [fuel]; Petroleum jelly for industrial purposes; Wax [raw material]; Firewood; Wicks for candles; Xylene; Xylol.

Ropes, string, nets, tents, awnings, tarpaulins, sails, sacks and bags (not included in other classes); Padding and stuffing materials (except of rubber or plastics); Raw fibrous textile materials; Belts, not of metal, for handling loads; Bands, not of metal, for wrapping or binding; Strips for tying-up vines; Liber; Wax ends; Binding thread, not of metal, for agricultural purposes; Wrapping or binding bands, not of metal; Tow; Car towing ropes; Cotton waste [flock] for padding and stuffing; Linters; Cotton tow; Animal hair; Down [feathers]; Eiderdown; Packing [cushioning, stuffing] materials, not of rubber or plastics; Packing rope; Packing string; Esparto grass; Fishing nets; Feathers for bedding; Feathers for stuffing upholstery; Bottle envelopes of straw; Flock [stuffing]; Vehicle covers, not fitted; Glass fibers [fibres] for textile use; Grasses for upholstering; Straw for stuffing upholstery; Hemp; Hemp bands; Hammocks; Horsehair; Sea wrack; Jute; Cables, not of metal; Camel hair; Combed wool; Kapok; Carded wool; Sheaf-binding yarns; Shorn wool; Cocoons; Coconut fiber; Carbon fibers [fibres] for textile use; Vitreous silica fibers [fibres] for textile use; Body bags; Awnings of synthetic materials; Awnings of textile; Nets; Nets for camouflage; Net pens for fish farming; Network; Raw fibrous textile; Raw linen [flax]; Twine made of paper; Whipcord; Plastic fibers [fibres] for textile use; Mail bags; Tarpaulins; Covers for camouflage; Raw or treated wool; Raw cotton; Raffia; Ramie fibre; Raw silk; Ropes, not of metal; Rope ladders; Purse seines; Bags [sacks] for the transport and storage of materials in bulk; Sawdust; Silk waste; Sails; Sails for ski sailing; Canvas for sails; Fibrous gaskets for ships; Braces, not of metal, for handling loads; Silk flock; Sisal; Snares [nets]; String; Sash cords; Cords for hanging pictures; Ladder tapes for venetian blinds; Stuffing, not of rubber or plastic; Slings, not of metal, for handling loads; Ropes; Tents; Textile fibers; Sacks [bags] of textile, for packaging; Tarred brattice cloth; Thread, not of metal, for wrapping or binding; Wood shavings; Wood wool; Bags for washing hosiery; Twine for nets; Fleece wool; Upholstery wool [stuffing]; Wool flock; Wadding for filtering; Wadding for padding and stuffing upholstery.

Textiles and textile goods, not included in other classes; Bed covers; Table covers; Face towels of textile; Bath linen, except clothing; Billiard cloth; Cotton fabrics; Bunting; Table runners; Tablecloths, not of paper; Table linen, not of paper; Tablemats, not of paper; Place mats, not of paper; Brocades; Buckram; Chenille fabric; Cheviots [cloth]; Damask; Door curtains; Trellis [cloth]; Drugget; Eiderdowns [down coverlets]; Shower curtains of textile or plastic; Elastic woven material; Esparto fabric; Felt; Filtering materials of textile; Flags, not of paper; Flannel [fabric]; Lining fabric for shoes; Linings [textile]; Traced cloth for embroidery; Frieze [cloth]; Curtains of textile or plastic; Curtain holders of textile material; Gauze [cloth]; Fabric, impervious to gases, for aeronautical balloons; Fibreglass fabrics for textile use; Glass cloths [towels]; Wall hangings of textile; Gummed cloth, other than for stationery; Hemp cloth; Hemp fabric; Towels of textile; Hat linings, of textile, in the piece; Household linen; Jersey [fabric]; Jute fabric; Calico; Crepe [fabric]; Crepon; Pillow shams; Tick [linen]; Dimity; Bed covers of paper; Sheets [textile]; Diapered linen; Linen cloth; Fitted toilet lid covers of fabric; Loose covers for furniture; Mattress covers; Ticks [mattress covers]; Marabouts [cloth]; Furniture coverings of plastic; Furniture coverings of textile; Upholstery fabrics; Moleskin [fabric]; Mosquito nets; Handkerchiefs of textile; Non-woven textile fabrics; Pillowcases; Covers for cushions; Sleeping bags [sheeting]; Plastic material [substitute for fabrics]; Ramie fabric; Rayon fabric; Travelling rugs [lap robes]; Velvet; Bed blankets; Bed clothes; Bed linen; Quilts; Zephyr [cloth]; Serviettes of textile; Silk [cloth]; Bolting cloth; Silk fabrics for printing patterns; Net curtains; Banners; Canvas for tapestry or embroidery; Shrouds; Taffeta [cloth]; Haircloth [sackcloth]; Textile material; Knitted fabric; Printers' blankets of textile; Printed calico cloth; Cheese cloth; Washing mitts; Sanitary flannel; Lingerie fabric; Cloth; Fabric of imitation animal skins; Fabric for footwear; Fabrics for textile use; Labels of cloth; Napkins, of cloth, for removing make-up; Tulle; Coasters [table linen]; Fabric; Adhesive fabric for application by heat; Oilcloth for use as tablecloths; Woollen cloth.

Building materials (non-metallic); Non-metallic rigid pipes for building; Asphalt, pitch and bitumen; Non-metallic transportable buildings; Monuments, not of metal; Aquarium gravel; Aquaria [structures]; Aquarium sand; Alabaster; Alabaster glass; Advertisement columns, not of metal; Reinforcing materials, not of metal, for building; Asbestos mortar; Asbestos cement; Asphalt; Asphalt paving; Drain pipes, not of metal; Cabanas not of metal; Joists, not of metal; Clinker ballast; Balustrading; Manufactured timber; Pitch; Facings, not of metal, for building; Concrete; Binding agents for making stones; Binding material for road repair; Bitumen; Bituminous coatings for roofing; Bituminous products for building; Beams, not of metal; Buildings, not of metal; Materials for making and coating roads; Concrete building elements; Building glass; Building materials, not of metal; Building cardboard; Building paper; Scaffolding, not of metal; Building stone; Lumber; Building panels, not of metal; Framework for building, not of metal; Busts of stone, concrete or marble; Cement; Cement for blast furnaces; Cement for furnaces; Cement slabs; Cement posts; Fireclay; Bicycle parking installations, not of metal; Wood, semi-worked; Door frames, not of metal; Doors, not of metal; Door panels, not of metal; Greenhouse frames, not of metal; Refractory construction materials, not of metal; Fireproof cement coatings; Fire burrs; Chimney shafts, not of metal; Bird baths [structures, not of metal]; Aviaries, not of metal [structures]; Perches; Veneers; Felt for building; Floating docks, not of metal, for mooring boats; Buildings, transportable, not of metal; Windows, not of metal; Window glass, except glass for vehicle windows; Window glass, for building; Shutters, not of metal; Window frames, not of metal; Branching pipes, not of metal; Lengthening pieces, not of metal, for chimneys; Moldable wood; Shuttering, not of metal, for concrete; Moldings, not of metal, for cornices; Chimneys, not of metal; Slabs, not of metal; Geotextiles; Gypsum; Foundry molds [moulds], not of metal; Glass granules for road marking; Floors, not of metal; Floor tiles, not of metal; Wooden floor boards; Granite; Grave or tomb enclosures, not of metal; Tombs [monuments], not of metal; Tombstone plaques, not of metal; Tombstones; Tomb slabs, not of metal; Tombs, not of metal; Vaults, not of metal [burial]; Gates, not of metal; Gravel; Roof gutters, not of metal; Chicken-houses, not of metal; Chimney pots, not of metal; Non-luminous and non-mechanical signs, not of metal; Signs, non-luminous and non-mechanical, not of metal, for roads; Signalling panels, non-luminous and non-mechanical, not of metal; Beacons, not of metal, non-luminous; Ceilings, not of metal; Insulating glass [building]; Railroad ties, not of metal; Lime; Calcareous marl; Limestone; Caissons for construction work under water; Silica [quartz]; Water-pipe valves, not of metal or plastic; Rubble; Slag stone; Agglomerated bagasses of cane [building material]; Works of art of stone, concrete or marble; Artificial stone; Potters' clay; Potters' clay [raw material]; Quartz; Furrings of wood; Clay; Earth for bricks; Cornices, not of metal; Moldings, not of metal, for building; Magnesia cement; Macadam; Stained-glass windows; Manhole covers, not of metal; Blinds [outdoor], not of metal and not of textile; Fair huts; Marble; Masts [poles], not of metal; Partitions, not of metal; Memorial plaques, not of metal; Tombstone stelae, not of metal; Prefabricated houses [kits], not of metal; Platforms, prefabricated, not of metal; Monuments, not of metal; Mosaics for building; Letter boxes of masonry; Tanks of masonry; Insect screens not of metal; Raw chalk; Olivine for building; Palings, not of metal; Wainscotting, not of metal; Parquet flooring; Parquet floor boards; Arbours [structures not of metal]; Tiles, not of metal, for building; Plywood; Mooring bollards, not of metal; Porphyry [stone]; Cork [compressed]; Grout; Rocket launching platforms, not of metal; Street gutters, not of metal; Lighting slabs; Laths, not of metal; Penstock pipes, not of metal; Ducts, not of metal, for ventilating and air-conditioning installations; Jalousies, not of metal; Sawn timber; Safety glass; Crash barriers, not of metal, for roads; Sand, except foundry sand; Sandstone for building; Sandstone tubes; Silos, not of metal; Silver sand; Swimming pools [structures, not of metal]; Schists; Slate powder; Slate; Huts; Chimney cowls, not of metal; Skating rinks [structures, not of metal]; Slag [building material]; Plate glass [windows], for building; Wood for making household utensils; Mantlepieces; Pilings, not of metal; Paint spraying booths, not of metal; Fences, not of metal; Stables, not of metal; Poles, not of metal, for electric power lines; Roof flashing, not of metal; Statues of stone, concrete or marble; Statuettes of stone, concrete or marble; Stone; Works of stonemasonry; Coal tar; Posts, not of metal; Props, not of metal; Gutter pipes, not of metal; Rigid pipes, not of metal [building]; Pigsties, not of metal; Roofing, not of metal, incorporating solar cells; Roof coverings, not of metal; Roofing, not of metal; Scantlings [carpentry]; Roofing slates; Roofing shingles; Hips for roofing; Hips for roofing; Bricks; Pantiles; Telephone boxes, not of metal; Telegraph posts, not of metal; Terra cotta; Tar; Building cardboard [asphalted]; Tarred strips, for building; Planks [wood for building]; Veneer wood; Wood paving; Duckboards, not of metal; Wood pulp board, for building; Diving boards, not of metal; Greenhouses, transportable, not of metal; Wood panelling; Staircases, not of metal; Stair-treads [steps], not of metal; Sills, not of metal; Tufa; Cask wood; Lintels, not of metal; Casement windows, not of metal; Road coating materials; Paving blocks, not of metal; Wall claddings, not of metal, for building; Wall linings, not of metal, for building; Plaster; Road marking sheets and strips of synthetic material; Turnstiles, not of metal; Stringers [parts of staircases], not of metal; Reeds, for building; Drain traps [valves], not of metal or plastic; Water-pipes, not of metal; Porches, not of metal, for building; Folding doors, not of metal; Angle irons, not of metal; Flashing, not of metal, for building; Xylolith; Coatings [building materials]; Vinyl siding.

Pharmaceutical and veterinary products; additives to fodder for medical purposes; fungicides and bactericides

Foodstuffs for animals, including additives to fodder not for medical purposes and non-medicated additives for use in manufacture of animal feed, feed premixes and feed concentrates as nutritional supplements

Paper and cardboard; printed matter; bookbinding material; photographs; stationery and office requisites, except furniture; adhesives for stationery or household purposes; drawing materials and materials for artists; paintbrushes; instructional and teaching materials; plastic sheets, films and bags for wrapping and packaging; printers' type, printing blocks

Leather coats, leather jackets, leather trousers, leather skirts, leather tops, leather raincoats, leather long coats, leather overcoats, leather belts, leather braces for clothing, belts, suits, padded jackets, jackets, stuff jackets, jumpers, trousers, jeans, skirts, dresses, coats, overcoats, cloaks, raincoats, parkas, pullovers, shirts, T-shirts, blouses, sweaters, underwear, baby-dolls being nightwear, bathrobes, bathing costumes, neglig�e, swim suits, dressing gowns, nightgowns, one-piece dresses, two-piece dresses, evening dresses, shawls, scarves, ties, neckties, gentlemen suits, dress shirts, aloha shirts, sweat shirts, under shirts, polo shirts, body suits, blazers, shorts, sport shirts: shoes, athletic shoes, slippers, overshoes, low heel shoes, leather shoes, rubber shoes, galoshes, golf shoes, wooden clog, angler shoes, basketball shoes, dress shoes, heels, hiking shoes, rugby shoes, boxing shoes, base ball shoes, lacquered shoes, beach shoes, inner soles, soles for footwear, footwear upper, heelpieces for shoes and boots, non-slipping pieces for shoes and boots, tips for footwear, rain shoes, track-racing shoes, work shoes, straw shoes, gymnastic shoes, boots, ski boots, half boots, arctic boots, football boots, laced boots, field hockey shoes, hand ball shoes, esparto shoes or sandals, sandals, bath sandals; gloves, gloves for protection against cold, leather gloves, mittens; hats and caps, visor (headgear), leather hats and caps.

Handbags, travelling bags, briefcases, leather briefcases, leather credit card holders, wallets, leather document briefcases, leather key cases, purses, trunks, suit cases, cosmetic bags, sports bags included in this class, bags for athletic equipments, evening and shoulders bags for ladies, leather shopping bags, school bags, garment bags for travel, suit carriers for travel, shoe bags for travel, beach bags, diaper bags, backpacks, Boston bags, travelling trunks, duffel bags, overnight bags, carry-on bags, bags for mountain-climbing, satchels, opera bags, vanity cases (not fitted), hides, cases and boxes made of leather, bags made of leather for packaging, leather straps, umbrellas, leather leashes.