03
Soaps; perfumery goods; essential oils; cosmetics; hair
lotions; dentifrices; consumer materials for motor vehicles,
namely chemical car cleaning products, textile anti-mist
wipes
04
Cold start sprays
06
Common metals and their alloys; ironmongery, small items of
metal hardware; goods of common metal included in this
class; keys, key chains and key rings of common metal; metal
spare fuel cans and spouts; decorative and art objects made
of or using bronze; place mats made of non-precious metal;
tablemats and coasters made of non-precious metal
07
Suction cleaners for cars
08
Hand-operated tools; side arms; razors; hand-operated
handyman's implements, namely screwdrivers, wrenches and
spanners, hammers, drills; ice scrapers; pitch mark
repairers; serving cutlery, not of precious metal or coated
therewith
09
Kaleidoscopes; compasses, measuring and signalling apparatus
and instruments; apparatus for recording, transmitting or
reproducing sound or images; data carriers for reproducing
sound or images, in particular magnetic data carriers,
recording discs, compact discs; data processing equipment
and computers; electronic data carriers from electronic data
processing programs; telephone cards, service cards with
magnetic strips; devices, terminals and automatic machines
for data communication, in particular for interactive data
communication; scientific apparatus and instruments;
nautical and surveying apparatus and instruments; electrical
apparatus and instruments included in this class;
photographic, cinematographic, optical, weighing, measuring,
signalling, checking (supervision), life-saving and teaching
apparatus and instruments; automatic vending machines and
mechanisms for coin-operated apparatus; calculating
machines; coin-operated gaming machines, computer games and
their playback devices; spectacles, binoculars and field
glasses, warning triangles for vehicles; hand-operated
handyman's implements, namely inch rules, tape measures,
spirit levels; automobile accessories, namely jump leads,
car radios and their loudspeakers; spectacles holders,
spectacles cases; cassette storage boxes, interior and
exterior thermometers, warning waistcoats for emergencies;
mouse pads; pocket calculators
10
Gloves for first aid boxes and cushions
11
Lamps; lighting devices; flashing warning lamps, car lamps,
boxes for car light bulbs, hand-held lamps
12
Vehicles; fuel tank caps, car clocks, bicycles; rubber
dinghies; golf carts
14
Precious metals and their alloys and goods made or coated
therewith included in this class; decorative and art objects
made of or using precious metals jewellery made of or using
precious metals; decorations; lapel and tie pins made of or
using precious metals; precious stones; purses, and small
cases in precious metal; commemorative plaques in precious
metal; jewellery boxes of precious metal; candle holders and
candlesticks of precious metal; household baskets and
kitchen vessels of precious metal; cuff links, coins and
medals; precious metal nutcrackers, precious metal powder
boxes and compacts, rings (jewellery), precious metal salad
bowls, precious metal salt cellars and shakers; precious
metal statues and statuettes, precious metal tobacco and
snuff boxes; pocket watches; alarm clocks, clocks and
watches, chronometric instruments; banknote clips of
precious metal; cups (sport) and trophies of precious metal;
metal or plastic key-ring pendants
16
Address books; paperweights; paper knives; books of all
kinds; book covers; bookmarks; invitation and congratulation
cards; calendars and diaries; notebooks; pens and pencils;
desk accessories, namely pen and pencil holders, desk pads,
staplers, sharpeners, document shredding machines, roller
dispensers; paper, cardboard; paper goods included in this
class; printed matter; press matter; published matter,
namely books, periodicals, magazines and comics, calendars;
bookbinding materials; photographs; beer mats, book ends,
paper clips, paper clip holders, punches (office
requisites), hand-operated paper shredders (office
requisites), erasers, typewriters and office requisites
(except furniture); instructional and teaching material
(except apparatus); plastic materials for packaging, namely
covers, holders, bags, foils; memo pad holders; business
cards and cards for private purposes; plastic parking disks
and journey memo pads, paper nationality stickers; paper
aerial cleaning wipes; score counters; chequebook holders;
paper handkerchiefs; paper table napkins; playing cards;
boxes for playing cards
18
Belts; handbags; wallets, purses; small suitcases; attaché
cases; travelling bags; travelling cases and suitcases; key
cases; briefcases, rucksacks, sunshades, umbrellas; golf
umbrellas; wallets of precious metal
20
Mirrors as pieces of furniture; leather picture frames;
plastic spare fuel cans and spouts; place mats made of
plastic or wood, tablemats and coasters made of plastic or
wood
21
Tumblers, mugs and beakers, not of precious metal or coated
therewith; bottle openers, not of precious metal or coated
therewith; tableware, not of precious metal or coated
therewith; spice shakers, not of precious metal or coated
therewith; fruit bowls, not of precious metal or coated
therewith; salt and pepper shakers, not of precious metal or
coated therewith; champagne stirrers, not of precious metal
or coated therewith; table napkin rings, not of precious
metal or coated therewith; soup tureens, not of precious
metal or coated therewith; household trays, not of precious
metal or coated therewith; candle holders and candlesticks
in plastic and non-precious metals; tableware (serving
dishes), not of precious metal or coated therewith; vases,
not of precious metal or coated therewith; glass balls,
hourglasses; hand-operated soap dispensers; menu holders,
not of precious metal or coated therewith; glassware,
porcelain and earthenware included in this class; combs, not
of precious metal or coated therewith; plastic drink
holders; snow brushes; disposable protective gloves;
non-paper aerial cleaning wipes
22
Tents, awnings, sails; towropes; anti-icing sheets and
anti-icing covers made of plastic; safety fastening bands
24
Golf towels, place mats made of textiles, tablemats and
coasters made of textiles, cloth handkerchiefs; cloth table
napkins
25
Scarves; pullovers; neckties; headgear; golf shoes, golf
waistcoats, golf caps
26
Insignia (not of precious metal), badges, belt buckles and
clasps
27
Carpets, rugs, foot mats, in particular for motor vehicles,
matting, linoleum and other floor coverings, car mats
28
Gymnastic and sport equipment included in this class; card
games; jigsaw puzzles; game and playthings; decorations for
Christmas trees; golf accessories, namely golf clubs, golf
balls, ball markers, golf tees, golf gloves, golf bags, golf
head covers and club covers
30
Confectionery, chewing gum (not for medicinal use); coffee,
tea, cocoa, sweets, chocolate; preparations made from
cereals; bread, cakes and pastries, sweetmeats, ices
32
Mineral and aerated waters and other non-alcoholic drinks;
fruit drinks and fruit juices; energy drinks
33
Alcoholic drinks (except beer)
34
Ashtrays, not of precious metal; cigar and cigarette
holders, not of precious metal; cigar and cigarette cases
and boxes, not of precious metal; cigar cutters; tobacco;
matches; lighters
35
Administering holdings in other enterprises, consultancy
connected with the organisation and management of
enterprises, taking over the conduct of business and the
administration of other enterprises; development of business
operation and organisational plans related to real estate;
business operation and organisational preparation and
implementation related to building projects, in particular
those related to optimising the suitability and availability
of building sites; consulting general contractor and general
subcontractor agreements with regard to business operations
and organisation; operational and organisational
consultancy, including the development and organisational
implementation of economic efficiency and funding concepts;
business and/or corporate administration for third party
enterprises, in particular related to energy generation,
transportation, municipal utility and waste management
companies, and for enterprises in the culture, sport and
leisure sectors; general contractor and general
subcontractor agreements with regard to technology and
engineering
36
Drawing up funding plans for enterprises, and selecting and
negotiating investors for enterprises; preparing,
implementing and concluding real estate activities for third
parties in relation to finance; administering and letting
real estate; leasing production facilities for manufacturing
and processing industries and for commerce and trade;
concluding general contractor and general subcontractor
agreements in relation to finance; evolving and implementing
utilisation plans for real estate in relation to finance;
preparing, implementing and handling leasing transactions
for real estate, movable property, and rights and titles;
mediating and organising corporate participations and
structured funding; conceptualising, launching, mediating
and/or organising closed-end funds; banking, financing and
investment operations; asset management; insurance
consultancy; insurance business; mediating banking,
financing and investment business, asset management and
services in the insurance sphere; mediating investments in
funds; construction management, namely preparing and
implementing building projects in relation to finance;
acquiring for third parties and permitting the use of rights
concerning real property and easements
37
Constructing real estate for private and commercial use;
property management, namely servicing, repairing and
maintaining properties and their supply facilities; erecting
turnkey buildings; hiring out building and civil engineering
machinery and machine tools
38
Hiring out equipment, terminals and automatic devices for
telecommunications and data communication, in particular for
interactive data communication
39
Hiring out transport vehicles, in particular ships,
aircraft, trains and wagons
41
Producing and distributing films; holding and leading
colloquia, organising and holding conferences, staging live
events, the above-mentioned services being for training and
further training; hiring out production facilities for
operas, films, ballets, concerts and musicals, in particular
hiring stages and settings; holding and leading colloquia,
organising and holding conferences for business or
advertising purposes
42
Architectural and engineering work, engineering and design
planning, running hotels; services concerning the technical
and engineering preparation and implementation of building
projects; technical planning of real properties; technical
aspects of evolving and implementing utilisation plans for
real estate; concluding evolving and realising the technical
and engineering design and the programming of Internet
portals; designing computer software; setting up data
processing programs; acquiring for third parties and
permitting the use of industrial property rights and
copyrights, in particular licensing; hiring out equipment,
terminals and automatic devices for data processing;
entering into licence and other exploitation agreements