Declarations made by Contracting Parties of the Madrid System ...

76 No 29/2007 - Gazette OMPI des marques internationales / WIPO Gazette of International Marks / Gaceta de la OMPI de Marcas Internacionales
accidents and irradiation; protective suits for aviators;
electronic agendas; electric appliances for removing makeup;
telephone sets; personal scales (weighing apparatus);
compasses; accounting machines; protective helmets;
spyglasses; chronographs (time recording apparatus);
measuring spoons; pedometers; compact discs (audio-video),
compact disks (read-only memories); mirrors (optics); floats
for bathing and swimming; binoculars (optics); printers for
use with computers; temperature indicators; instruments
containing eyepieces; game programs; cassette players; bar
code readers; signal and magical lanterns, optical lamps;
magnifying glasses (optics); dictating machines and invoicing
machines; mechanisms for counter-operated apparatus;
weights; electric, galvanic and solar batteries; electric irons;
computer software (recorded); recorded computer operating
programs; mouse (data processing equipment); electronic
pocket translators; transistors (electronics); thermometers
(not for medical use); apparatus for games adapted for use
with television receivers only; intercoms; video cassettes;
animated cartoons; teaching apparatus; baby cry detectors;
walkie-talkies; electronic publications (downloadable);
sandglasses; acoustic alarms; anti-theft alarms; fire alarms;
mousepads; loudspeakers; apparatus for sound amplification;
antennae; anti-dazzle shades; headsets for telephones;
headsets (for music); telephone answering machines; false
coin detectors; teeth protectors; money counting and sorting
machines; apparatus for measuring the thickness of skins and
the leathers; electronic tags for goods; sports glasses;
magnets; light-emtting electronic pointers; ear plugs; mobile
telephones.
14 Precious metals and their alloys and goods in
precious metals or coated therewith not included in other
classes, jewellery, bijouterie, precious stones; horological and
chronometric instruments; ornamental pins; tie pins; needle
cases of precious metal; cases for needles of precious metals;
napkin rings of precious metal; works of art of precious metal;
fancy key rings; medals; coins; silver and gold-plated items
(except knives, forks and spoons); badges of precious metal;
ornaments of precious metals for footwear and hats; ashtrays
of precious metal for smokers; cuff links; trays of precious
metals for household use; watch chains; clock cases;
candelabra of precious metals; tableware of precious metal;
cruets of precious metal; vases of precious metal; tea and
coffee services in precious metals; precious metal utensils and
containers for housework and cooking purposes; threads of
precious metal (jewellery); jewel cases) in precious metals;
cigarette cases of precious metal; powder compacts of
precious metal.
16 Paper, cardboard and goods made of these
materials (not included in other classes); printed matter;
bookbinding material; photographs; stationery; adhesives for
stationery or household purposes; artists' supplies;
paintbrushes, typewriters and office requisites (except
furniture); instructional and teaching material (except
apparatus); plastic materials for packaging (not included in
other classes); printers' type; printing blocks; engraved works
of art; cardboard or paper boxes; patterns for making clothes
and sewing; paper tissues for removing make-up; stencil
cases; non-textile labels; table linen of paper; table napkins of
paper; babies' diapers of paper and cellulose (disposable),
disposable nappies of paper or cellulose; paper
handkerchiefs; pen holders; chequebook holders writing cases
(sets); inking sheets for document reproducing machines; bags
(envelopes, pouches) of paper or plastics for packaging;
tailors' chalk; face towels of paper; hat boxes; tracing cloth
and paper; bookbinding cloth; canvases for painting; hand
towels of paper; albums; almanacs; hand labelling
appliances; loose-leaf binders; writing articles and
instruments; transfers; calendars; posters; jackets for papers;
passport holders; catalogues; chromos; drawing sets; daily
newspapers; newspapers; magazines (periodicals); sealing
wax; books; lithographs; wrapping paper; toilet paper;
paperweights; mats for beer glasses (disks); bookmarkers;
bookends; inks; inkwells; paper bibs; drawing articles;
designs; school supplies; writing slates; comic books; trays for
sorting and counting money; embroidery designs; paper and
plastic packing bags; geographical maps; terrestrial globes;
moisteners (office requisites); plastics for modelling; plans;
stencils (stationery); paper or cardboard placards; charts;
publications.
18 Leather and imitation leather, goods made of these
materials not included in other classes; animal skins, hides;
trunks and suitcases; umbrellas, parasols and walking sticks;
whips and saddlery; bags for campers and climbers; handbag
frames; frames for umbrellas or parasols; bags; travelling
bags leather lining for footwear; travelling cases and key
cases (leatherware); attaché cases; purses not made of
precious metal; school bags; garment bags for travel;
hatboxes of leather; leather bags for carrying children
wheeled shopping bags (shopping trolleys); containers and
boxes of leather or leatherboard; boxes of vulcanized fiber;
pocket wallets; briefcases; school bags; vanity cases; animal
collars; leather leashes; leather laces; umbrella covers;
covers for horse saddles; backpacks; rucksacks; music cases;
bags for merchandise packaging (envelopes pouches); leather
thread; document holders (pocket wallets); suitcase handles;
handles for walking sticks and umbrellas; whips; horse
blankets; furniture coverings of leather; clothing for animals.
24 Textiles and textile goods, not included in other
classes; bed and table covers; bath linen (except clothing);
napkins for removing make-up; labels of cloth; linings
(textile); washing gloves; wall hangings of textile;
handkerchiefs of textile; curtains of textile or plastic;
household linen; towels of textile; travelling rugs; net
curtains; curtain holders of textile materials; flags; flags (not
of paper); eiderdowns (down coverlets); loose furniture
coverings; covers for cushions; mattress covers; pillow cases;
mosquito nets; glass cloths; billiard cloth; table covers; traced
cloth for embroidery; upholstery fabrics; towels of textiles;
sleeping bags (sheeting).
25 Men's, women's and children's ready-to-wear
clothing; footwear (except orthopaedic footwear); headgear;
clothing for motorists and cyclists; bibs, not of paper,
headbands (clothing); bathrobes; swimming costumes;
bathing caps and sandals; boas (necklets); lingerie; babies'
pants; scarves; hoods (for wear); shawls; belts (clothing);
belts (money-) (clothing); water skiing suits; ties; corsets
(girdles); scarves; fur stoles; foulards; caps; gloves for wear;
underwear; mantillas; stockings; socks; bandanas
(neckerchiefs); textile nappies; furs (clothing); pyjamas;
soles; heels; veils (clothing); braces; paper clothing;
gymnastic and sports outfits; layettes (clothing); collars
(clothing); singlets; mittens; earmuffs (clothing); inner soles;
shoulder pads; bow ties; pareus; dressing gowns; pockets for
clothing; sock suspenders; garter belts; petticoats; tights
(complete stockings or leotards); aprons (clothing);
headdresses; carnival costumes; uniforms; cap peaks; clogs;
caps; combination underwear; garters.
26 Lace and embroidery, ribbons and braid; buttons,
hooks and eyes, pins and needles; artificial flowers; tinsels
(trimmings for clothing); pin cushions; hat and shoe
ornaments (not of precious metals); hair ornaments;
haberdashery articles (except thread); hair bands; bracelets;
reins for guiding children; brooches (clothing accessories);
sewing kit boxes; belt clasps; shoe laces; artificial garlands
and crowns of flowers tea cosies; ornamental badges; sewing
thimbles; diadems; needle cases, not of precious metal; boxes
for needles, not of precious metal; buckles (clothing
accessories); shoe buckles; shoulder pads for clothing;
hairpins; badges, not of precious metal; clothing sequins;
numerals or letters for marking linen; bodkins; hairclips; lace
trimmings; feathers (clothing accessories); pompons; zip
fasteners (haberdashery); competitors' numbers; whalebones
for corsets; false hair; wigs; artificial fruit; darning eggs.
28 Games, toys; gymnastic and sporting articles not
included in other classes; decorations for Christmas trees;
fishing tackle; fishing rods; carnival and theatre masks; dolls'
houses; climbers' harnesses; party favours; gloves (game