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Precious metals and their alloys and goods in precious
metals or coated therewith, not included in other classes;
jewellery, precious stones; horological and chronometric
instruments; badges of precious metal; agates; amulets
[jewellery, jewelry (am.)]; anchors [clock and watch
making]; pins [jewellery, jewelry (am.)]; bracelets
[jewellery, jewelry (am.)]; wristwatches; atomic clocks;
ingots of precious metals; jewelry of yellow amber; brooches
[jewellery, jewelry (am.)]; busts of precious metal;
chronographs [watches]; chronometers; chronoscopes;
cloisonné jewellery [jewelry (am.)]; diamonds; wire of
precious metal [jewellery, jewelry (am.)]; precious metals,
unwrought or semi-wrought; precious stones; clocks and
watches, electric; ivory [jewellery, jewelry (am.)]; barrels
[clock and watch making]; statuettes of precious metal; jet,
unwrought or semi-wrought; ornaments of jet; gold, unwrought
or beaten; gold thread [jewellery, jewelry (am.)];
semi-precious stones; necklaces [jewellery, jewelry (am.)];
hat ornaments of precious metal; iridium; boxes of precious
metal; chains [jewellery, jewelry (am.)]; tie clips; tie
pins; works of art of precious metal; copper tokens; alloys
of precious metal; cuff links; medals; medallions
[jewellery, jewelry (am.)]; coins; earrings; olivine [gems];
osmium; palladium; pearls made of ambroid [pressed amber];
beads for making jewelry; pearls [jewellery, jewelry (am.)];
platinum [metal]; rhodium; rings [jewellery, jewelry (am.)];
ruthenium; key rings [trinkets or fobs]; jewelry cases
[caskets]; ornamental pins; ornaments [jewellery, jewelry
(am.)]; jewelry; shoe ornaments of precious metal; silver,
unwrought or beaten; silver thread; spun silver [silver
wire]; sundials; spinel [precious stones]; statues of
precious metal; stopwatches; jewellery (paste -); watches;
clocks; watch bands; cases for clock- and watchmaking; clock
cases; watch cases; pendulums [clock and watch making];
cases for watches [presentation]; watch springs; watch
glasses; watch chains; charms [jewellery, jewelry (am.)];
movements for clocks and watches; clock hands [clock and
watch making]; alarm clocks; clockworks; chronometrical
instruments; master clocks; dials [clock and watch making];
watch straps; key fobs (included in this class);
wristwatches; clock cases; combinations of straps and
wristwatches; watch bands; buckles for watchstraps;
presentation boxes for horological articles; digital clocks;
digital clocks incorporating radios; armlets; straps for
watches
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Leather and imitations of leather, and goods made of these
materials and not included in other classes; animal skins,
hides; trunks and travelling bags; umbrellas and parasols;
walking sticks; whips, harness and saddlery; briefcases;
pouch baby carriers; slings for carrying infants; beach
bags; clothing for pets; alpenstocks; harness fittings;
pocket wallets; bags for campers; chamois leather, other
than for cleaning purposes; kid; attaché cases; boxes of
leather or leather board; net bags for shopping; shopping
bags; casings, of leather, for springs; coverings of skins
[furs]; umbrella or parasol ribs; nose bags [feed bags];
bits for animals [harness]; purses; harness for animals;
gold beaters' skin; stirrups (parts of rubber for -);
collars for animals; valises; suitcases; suitcase handles;
handbags; handbag frames; cattle skins; curried skins;
horseshoes; hat boxes of leather; game bags [hunting
accessories]; card cases [notecases]; cases, of leather or
leatherboard; boxes of vulcanised fibre; chain mesh purses;
sling bags for carrying infants; chin straps, of leather;
garment bags for travel; cat o' nine tails; knee-pads for
horses; vanity cases, not fitted; leather, unworked or
semi-worked; leather twist; bands of leather; imitation
leather; leather leads; leatherboard; straps of leather
[saddlery]; leather straps; laces (leather -); valves of
leather; straps for soldiers' equipment; muzzles; trimmings
of leather for furniture; furniture coverings of leather;
moleskin [imitation of leather]; music cases; whips; fur;
horse blankets; halters; horse collars; umbrellas; umbrella
handles; travelling trunks; trunks [luggage]; travelling
sets [leatherware]; travelling bags; butts [parts of hides];
backpacks; bags for climbers; riding saddles; saddle trees;
covers for horse-saddles; fastenings for saddles; saddlery;
blinders [harness]; umbrella covers; frames for umbrellas or
parasols; umbrella rings; umbrella sticks; straps for
skates; key cases; school bags; bandoliers; walking stick
seats; parasols; bags for sports; stirrups; stirrup
leathers; canes; walking cane handles; wheeled shopping
bags; pelts; haversacks; bridoons; pads for horse saddles;
pouches, of leather, for packaging; tool bags of leather,
empty; harness straps; reins; bridles [harness]; traces
[harness]; bags for clothes; bags, pouches of leather;
travelling bags, school bags and shopping bags; trunks and
hat cases
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Clothing, footwear, headgear; heels; heelpieces for
footwear; suits; babies' pants [clothing]; layettes
[clothing]; swimsuits; bathing trunks; bath robes; bathing
caps; bath sandals; bath slippers; bandanas [neckerchiefs];
berets; leg warmers; clothing of imitations of leather;
motorists' clothing; clothing; paper clothing; boas
[necklets]; teddies [undergarments]; brassieres; chasubles;
dresses; shower caps; inner soles; pocket squares;
masquerade costumes; mittens; fishing vests; football boots;
footmuffs, not electrically heated; gabardines [clothing];
galoshes; spats; money belts [clothing]; non-slipping
devices for footwear; belts [clothing]; clothing for
gymnastics; gymnastic shoes; half-boots; scarfs; gloves
[clothing]; slips [undergarments]; shirt yokes; shirts;
shirt fronts; wooden shoes; trousers; gaiter straps;
suspenders; girdles; hats; hat frames [skeletons]; jackets
[clothing]; jerseys [clothing]; stuff jackets [clothing];
bodices [lingerie]; skull caps; hoods [clothing]; ready-made
linings [parts of clothing]; pockets for clothing;
ready-made clothing; headgear for wear; camisoles; corsets
[underclothing]; shoulder wraps; detachable collars;
neckties; ascots; short-sleeve shirts; bibs, not of paper;
clothing of leather; leggings [trousers]; underwear;
liveries; maniples; cuffs; coats; pelisses; mantillas;
corselets; miters [hats]; dressing gowns; muffs [clothing];
caps [headwear]; cap peaks; outerclothing; ear muffs
[clothing]; combinations [clothing]; slippers; paper hats
[clothing]; parkas; pelerines; furs [clothing]; petticoats;
ponchos; pullovers; pyjamas; cyclists' clothing; welts for
footwear; waterproof clothing; skirts; sandals; saris;
sarongs; collar protectors for wear; sashes for wear; sleep
masks; veils [clothing]; wimples; breeches for wear; lace
boots; fittings of metal for footwear; shoes; soles for
footwear; footwear uppers; tips for footwear; footwear;
smocks; aprons [clothing]; dress shields; ski gloves; ski
boots; skorts; underpants; socks; sock suspenders; boots for
sports; sports shoes; boots; boot uppers; headbands
[clothing]; esparto shoes or sandals; shawls; fur stoles;
studs for football boots; beach clothes; beach shoes;
garters; stockings; stockings (sweat-absorbent -);
heelpieces for stockings; stocking suspenders; tights;
sweaters; tee-shirts; togas; jumper dresses; knitwear
[clothing]; singlets; turbans; topcoats; uniforms; underwear
(anti-sweat -); pants; wet suits for water-skiing; vests;
hosiery; top hats
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