Hand tools, namely sanding blocks.

Board game which teaches children between the ages 5 to 12 years to recognize danger signs and symbols, school bus safety, fire and electrical safety and street and playground safety while entertaining 2 to 4 players while a parent or teacher supervises.

Books, catalogues, programmes, stickers, photographs and periodical publications.

Sportsclothes, namely: jacket, lumber jacket, parka, waistcoat, one-piece suit, trousers, shorts, knickers, dungarees, cowl, balaclava helmet, anorak, mitten, gloves, raincoat, mackintosh, shirts, short-sleeved, namely: short-sleeved shirts, polo shirts; bermuda shorts, tee-shirts, bush jackets.

Novelty items, namely lapel pins, pennant, flags, banners, balloons, buttons, statuettes, key chains, key fobs, key tags, bottle openers, match books, lighters, lightsticks, flashlights, engravings, stone etchings, souvenir albums, holograms, sculptures, licence holders, badges, car emblems, piggy banks, bottles and flasks, plaques, carvings, transfers, labels, ribbons, belts, mascots being life size or replicas thereof, trophies, baskets, nail clippers, patches, crests, binoculars, wooden boxes, seat cushions, coins, posters, prints, paintings, brochures, menus, refrigerator magnets, magnifying glasses, wallets, billfolds, change purses, card holders, glasses cases, change holders, coolers, comb cases, plastic and vinyl cases, and umbrellas; jewellery, namely belt buckles, bracelets, chains, cuff links, lockets, medals, medallions, money clips, necklaces, pendants, pins, rings, tie bars, tie clasps, tie tacks and tie pins, watches and straps, wrist bands, and watch chains; household items, namely pot holders, jar openers, magnets, paper weights, ice buckets, coasters, clocks, shopping bags; publications, namely books, children's books, comic books, periodicals, souvenir books, colouring books, story books, magazines and newspapers, tabloids and brochures, souvenir programmes, calendars, and cook books; audio-visual materials, namely slides, photographs and photographic reproductions, display and exhibit materials, records, recorded audio tapes, blank audio tapes, flash cards, electronic toys, phonograph records, video tapes, cassettes and compact discs; sporting goods and recreational equipment, namely golf balls, golf markers and tees, athletic visors; tickets and vouchers for the performances, concerts and other entertainment events performed and/or arranged by others; clothing, namely sweatshirts, uniforms; shirts, sweaters, sport shirts, handkerchiefs, straw hats, knit shirts, coveralls, jumpsuits, tops, blouses, polo shirts, golf shirts, coats, parkas, warm-up suits, bathrobes, rain coats, rain ponchos, Jamaican shorts, namely knee length shorts, kangaroo jackets, namely hooded sweatshirts with pouch pocket front, blazers, nylon wind-resistent jackets, ski jackets, parkas, shells; safety garments and equipment, and specialty equipment, namely reflective vests, disposable coveralls, gloves, foot coverings and head gear, namely hard hats and caps; protective clothing, namely coveralls and lineman gloves; self-contained breathing apparati; specialized equipment for working on high voltage power lines, namely hot sticks designed to protect the safety of workers; leatherware, namely briefcases, wallets; confectioneries, namely chocolate, chocolate bars, candy; printed goods, office and stationery supplies, namely calendars, calendar pads, agendas, two-dimensional stickers, three-dimensional vinyl stickers, envelopes, greeting cards, bulletin boards, note pads, writing paper, posters, post cards, guest books, invitations, memo pads, note books, paperweights, bumper stickers, crests, flags, heat-sealed badges and emblems, iron-on decals, stickers, seals, vinyl stickers, pressure-sensitive labels, transfers, ballpoint pens, felt pens, crayons, fountain pens, rubber stamps, stamps, stamp albums, tags, nametags, access cards, and stamp pads; office and system equipment, namely computers, computer software, printers, modems, computer accessories, namely network software and hardware, terminals, keyboards, diskettes, tapes, computer stands, typewriters, file-cabinets, office dividers, desks, chairs, photocopiers and facsimile machines; school supplies, namely pens, pencils, rulers, tags, gummed labels, and decals; film cameras and accessories, film and videotape; vehicle identification signs; crystal glassware and glassware, namely drinking and decorative glasses, cups, mugs, saucers, beer mugs, steins, plates, bowls, shotglasses and shooter glasses; beer steins, minimugs, ashtrays; electrical supplies and equipment, namely cables; receptacles; lighting packages, namely all types of light fixtures, lamps (light bulbs) and starting mechanisms (ballasts), compact fluorescent lamps, halogen light bulbs, incandescent light bulbs, standard fluorescent fixtures and tubes, hard-wired compact fluorescent fixtures, fluorescent ballasts, high pressure sodium, low pressure sodium and metal halide fixtures, lamps and ballasts, and reflectors and power reducers (hardware incorporated into light fixtures to increase energy efficiency); control systems namely mechanical and electronic timers, occupancy sensors, motion detectors, photocells, set-back thermostats, digital control systems (computerized controls); time-clocks and power-saver cords; transformers; breakers and distribution panels; mobile radio systems.

Baseball caps.

Novelty items, namely lapel pins, pennants, flags, banners, balloons, buttons, statuettes, key fobs, key tags, bottle openers, match books, lighters, lightsticks, flashlights, engravings, stone etchings, souvenir albums, holograms, sculptures, licence holders, badges, car emblems, piggy banks, bottles and flasks, plaques, carvings, inflatables, transfers, labels, ribbons, belts, mascots being life size or replicas thereof, trophies, baskets, nail clippers, patches, crests, binoculars, wooden boxes, seat cushions, posters, prints, paintings, brochures, menus, keychains, refrigerator magnets, magnifying glasses, wallets, billfolds, change purses, card holders, glasses cases, change holders, coolers, comb cases, plastic and vinyl cases, and umbrellas; jewellery, namely belt buckles, bracelets, chains, cuff links, lockets, medals, medallions, money clips, necklaces, pendants, pins, rings, tie bars, tie clasps, tie tacks and tie pins, watches and straps, wrist bands, and watch chains; household items, namely pot holders, jar openers, magnets, paper weights, ice buckets, coasters, clocks, and shopping bags; publications, namely books, children's books, comic books, periodicals, souvenir books, colouring books, story books, magazines and newspapers, tabloids and brochures, souvenir programmes, calendars, and cook books; audio-visual materials, namely slides, photographs and photographic reproductions, display and exhibit materials, records, recorded audio tapes, blank audio tapes, flash cards, electronic toys, phonograph records, video tapes, cassettes and compact discs; sporting goods and recreational equipment, namely golf balls, golf markers and tees, athletic visors; tickets and vouchers for the performances, concerts and other entertainment events performed and/or arranged by others; clothing, namely sweatshirts, uniforms, shirts, sweaters, sport shirts, handkerchiefs, straw hats, knit shirts, coveralls, jumpsuits, tops, blouses, polo shirts, golf shirts, coats, parkas, warm-up suits, bathrobes, rain coats, rain ponchos, Jamaican shorts, namely knee length shorts, kangaroo jackets, namely hooded sweatshirts with pouch pocket front, blazers, nylon wind-resistant jackets, ski jackets, parkas, shells; leatherware, namely briefcases, wallets; confectioneries, namely chocolate, chocolate bars, candy; printed goods, office and stationery supplies, namely calendars, calendar pads, agendas, two-dimensional stickers, three-dimensional vinyl stickers, envelopes, greeting cards, bulletin boards, note pads, writing paper, posters, post cards, guest books, invitations, memo pads, note books, paperweights, bumper stickers, crests, flags, heat-sealed badges and emblems, iron-on decals, stickers, seals, vinyl stickers, pressure-sensitive labels, transfers, ballpoint pens, felt pens, crayons, fountain pens, rubber stamps, stamps, stamp albums, tags, nametags, access cards, and stamp pads; office and system equipment, namely computers, computer software, printers, modems, computer accessories, namely network software and hardware, terminals, keyboards, diskettes, tapes, computer stands, typewriters, file cabinets, office dividers, desks, chairs, photocopiers and facsimile machines; school supplies, namely pens, pencils, rulers, tags, gummed labels, and decals; film cameras and accessories, film and videotape; vehicle identification signs; crystal glassware and glassware, namely drinking and decorative glasses, cups, saucers, beer mugs, steins, plates, bowls, shotglasses and shooter glasses; beer steins, minimugs, ashtrays; electrical supplies and equipment, namely cables; receptacles; lighting packages, namely all types of light fixtures, lamps (light bulbs) and starting mechanisms (ballasts), compact fluorescent lamps, halogen light bulbs, incandescent light bulbs, standard fluorescent fixtures and tubes, hard-wired compact fluorescent fixtures, fluorescent ballasts, high pressure sodium, low pressure sodium and metal halide fixtures, lamps and ballasts, and reflectors and power reducers (hardware incorporated into light fixtures to increase energy efficiency); control systems, namely mechanical and electronic timers, occupancy sensors, motion detectors, photocells, set-back thermostats, digital control systems (computerized controls), time-clocks and power-saver cords; transformers; breakers and distribution panels; mobile radio systems; safety garments and equipment, and specialty equipment, namely reflective vests, disposable coveralls, gloves, foot coverings, and head gear, namely hard hats and caps; protective clothing, namely coveralls, and lineman gloves; self-contained breathing apparati; specialized equipment for working on high voltage power lines, namely hot sticks designed to protect the safety of workers.

Novelty items, namely mugs; clothing, namely t-shirts, hats, and caps; signage.

Sports wheelchairs.

Banking, mutual funds, self-directed rsp's and discount brokerage services.

Postcards.