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Class [016]
Paper Goods and Printed Material

address and appointment books; coin, photograph, scrapbook, and stamp albums; decal appliques and decals; art etchings, mounts, paper, pictures, and color and lithographic prints; graphic and printed art reproductions; pressure sensitive graphics for application to automobiles; decorative plastic bags for gifts and paper bags; binders; book covers, booklets dealing with science and science fiction, bookmarks, children's books, coloring books, cook books, printed music books, fiction and non-fiction books, sketch books, song books, wirebound books; pen and pencil cases; cardboard boxes; calendars; playing card cases; credit cards and debit cards without magnetic coatings, business cards, gift cards, announcement cards, greeting cards, playing cards, trading cards, trivia cards; posters featuring caricatures and cartoon strips; merchandise catalogs dealing with science and science fiction memorabilia; dry transfer characters; checks, check books, and passbook holders, checkbook covers and holders; modeling clay; printed patterns for making clothes; paper towels, napkins, and coasters; coin holders; syndicated columns and sections featured in printed magazines and newsletters dealing with science and science fiction; computer game and program instruction manuals; pencil sharpeners; crossword puzzles; paper party hats and decorations; desk pads; diaries; dictionaries; document holders; rubber stamps and ink pads; drafting templates and triangles; gift wrap; globes, printed maps, and charts dealing with geography, astronomy, and astrology; book holders; arts and craft paper and kits featuring a variety of crayons, markers, play paints, paper, and modeling clay; magazines dealing with science and science fiction; magnetic boards, coin mats; loose-leaf paper and notebooks; packing paper; paintings; paper illustration boards; embroidery and printed design patterns; pencils; pens; photographic engravings and prints, picture framing mat boards; postcards; watercolor pictures; plastic and paper place mats; posters; printed instructional, educational and teaching materials dealing with science and science fiction; printing fonts; protective covers for sheets of paper and pages of books; paper signs and holders; sketches; stationery and envelopes; stencils; stickers; telephone directories; paper covers for telephone receivers; and plastic wrap