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How many categories of trademark transfer does decorative painting belong to?

Beijing May Day International Intellectual Property Answers, belonging to Class 16

Paper and cardboard; printed matter; book binding materials; photographs; stationery and office supplies (except furniture); stationery or household adhesives; artists' or painting materials; paintbrushes; educational or teaching supplies; plastic paper, plastic films and plastic bags for packaging and packaging; printing type, printing plates.

Notes

Class 16 mainly includes paper, cardboard and certain paper and cardboard products, and office supplies.

This division includes in particular:

—paper cutters and cutters;

—sleeves, covers or devices for holding or protecting paper, For example: file folders, money clips, checkbook holders, paper clips, passport covers, scrapbooks;

-Some office machines, such as typewriters, speed printing machines, office postage Stamping machines, pencil sharpeners;

- Painting and painting utensils used by artists and interior and exterior painters, for example: watercolor paint dishes for artists, easels and palettes for painters, rollers for house painting, paints tray;

--Certain disposable paper products, such as paper bibs, paper handkerchiefs and paper tablecloths;

--Certain paper products not classified according to function and use and paperboard articles, such as packaging paper bags, envelopes and containers, paper or cardboard figurines, figurines and works of art, such as paper figurines, framed or unframed lithographs, paintings and watercolors.

This class does not include in particular:

—Pigments (Class 2);

—Artists’ hand tools, for example: spatulas, sculpture chisels Knives (Category 8);

——Teaching instruments, such as audio-visual teaching instruments, mannequins for first aid training (Category 9), toy models (Category 28);

——Certain paper and cardboard products classified according to their function and use, such as: photographic paper (Class 1), abrasive paper (Class 3), paper blinds (Class 20), table Cups and plates made of paper (Class 21), sheets and pillowcases made of paper (Class 24), clothes made of paper (Class 25), cigarette papers (Class 34).