1811Printing

printing of newspapers, magazines and other periodicals (such as tabloids), books and brochures, musical manuscripts, maps, atlases, posters, advertising catalogs, prospectuses and other printed advertisements, postage stamps, tax stamps, documents, checks and other confidential papers, diaries, calendars, business letters and other commercial printed matter, as well as personal stationery and other printed matter produced by printing presses, offset, photogravure, flexography and similar printing presses, duplicating machines, computer printing presses, and embossing presses, including high-speed printing presses; | direct printing onto textiles, plastics, glass, metal, wood and ceramics; | laser engraving on textiles. These printed materials are usually copyrighted. This subclass also includes | printing on labels or tags (lithography, in-printing/gravure, flexography, etc.); | printing of signs, beer coasters and photographs; | advertising printing activities.