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19 TOYS AND GAMES AND FAIRGROUND AMUSEMENTS

1901 DOLLS' CARRIAGES AND WHEELED TOYS DESIGNED TO BE RIDDEN BY CHILDREN

Includes:

dolls' carriages, including folding types; and

wheeled toys designed to be ridden by children: children's tricycles and the like; scooters; pedal- or hand-propelled wheeled toys in the form of animals; pedal cars, frequently in the form of miniature sports cars, jeeps, lorries etc; wheeled toys, propelled by hand levers; other wheeled toys (with no mechanical transmission system) which are designed to be drawn or pushed and are large enough for children to ride in; children's cars powered by a motor.


Excludes:

bicycles for road use (included in Class 1707).

Includes:

dolls representing human beings: dolls designed for the amusement of children; dolls intended for decorative purposes (e.g. boudoir dolls, mascot dolls); dolls for use in Punch and Judy or marionette shows; dolls of a caricature type;

toys representing animals or non-human creatures even if possessing predominantly human physical characteristics (e.g. angels, robots, devils, monsters), including those for use in marionette shows, whether stuffed or not; and

parts and accessories of dolls, such as: heads, bodies, limbs; eyes (except of glass) and moving mechanisms for eyes; voice-producing or other mechanisms; wigs; dolls' clothing shoes and hats.


Excludes:

glass eyes for dolls and stuffed animals (out of scope of the classification).

Includes:

toy vehicles, whether electric or not, such as trains, aircraft, boats etc.;

accessories for toy vehicles, such as railway tracks, signals etc.;

non-electric toy motors, toy steam engines etc.;

reduced-size ("scale") models and similar recreational models, such as working or scale models of boats, aircraft, trains, vehicles, etc.;

kits of materials and parts for making such models;

life-size or enlarged reproductions of articles, as long as they are for recreational purposes; and

constructional toys, i.e. construction sets, building blocks etc.


Excludes:

electric toy motors (out of scope of the classification).

Includes:

puzzles of all kinds;

toy musical instruments: pianos, trumpets, drums, gramophones, mouth organs, accordions, xylophones, musical boxes etc.;

dolls' houses and furniture, including bedding;

toy shops and the like, farmyard sets etc.;

dolls' tea and coffee sets;

toy sports equipment, such as golf sets, tennis sets, archery sets, billiard sets, baseball bats, cricket bats, hockey sticks;

toy pistols and guns;

tin soldiers and the like, and toy armaments;

toy tools and implements; children's wheelbarrows;

toy cinematographs, magic lanterns etc.; toy spectacles;

toy counting frames (abaci);

toy sewing machines;

toy clocks and watches;

educational toys: toy chemistry, printing, sewing and knitting sets;

hoops, skipping ropes, diabolo spools and sticks, spinning and humming tops, balls;

toy balloons and toy kites;

books or sheets consisting essentially of pictures, toys or models, for cutting out and assembly;

also books containing "stand-up" or movable figures, as long as they have the essential character of toys;

toy marbles;

toy money boxes; babies' rattles, jack-in-the-boxes; toy theatres with or without figures etc.; and

play tents for use by children indoors or outdoors.

1906 VIDEO GAMES OF A KIND USED WITH A TELEVISION RECEIVER

Includes:

video game consoles of a kind used with a television receiver; and

software for video games of a kind used with a television receiver, provided on a cartridge.


Excludes:

video game software provided on media other than cartridges, like CDs or DVDs (included in Class 1907); and

hand-held video game consoles (included in Class 1909).

Includes:

published computer game software, packaged: presented on physical media of magnetic nature; presented on physical media of optical nature.

Excludes:

software cartridges, for use with video game consoles (included in Class 1906);

on-line games (included in Class 1911); and

system software downloads (out of scope of the classification).

Excludes:

video games of a kind used with a television receiver (included in Class 1906).

Includes:

special tables for casino games.

Excludes:

automatic bowling alley equipment and articles for ten-pin bowling (included in Class 1626);

billiard articles and accessories (included in Class 1626); and

darts and dartboards (included in Class 1626).

1911 ONLINE GAMES

Includes:

games that are intended to be played on the Internet, such as: role-playing games (RPGs), strategy games, action games, card games, children's games. Payment may be by subscription or pay-per-play.

Excludes:

on-line gambling services (included in Class 1810).