Printed materials, namely printed paper and cardboard goods featuring raised letters or other features capable of tactile perception, namely printed card files, geographical and geological maps, city maps, greeting cards, playing cards, stationery, address labels, art prints, sports trading cards such as baseball, football, hockey and basketball cards, posters, book covers, children's books, children's story books, etchings, flash cards, general feature magazines, graphic novels, illustrations, lithographic prints, lithographs, newspapers for general circulation, novels, occasion cards, pictorial prints, picture books, picture postcards, art reproductions, award certificates, awards, certificates, charts, emblems, invitations, paper labels, menus, music books, score cards, score charts, stickers, trading cards; printed instructional, educational and teaching materials, leaflets, brochures, or inserts for, catalogs, educational manuals, books and booklets in the fields of science, mathematics, literature, religion, philosophy, history, biography, art, medicine, astronomy, pedagogy, computers, law, politics, and the liberal arts, paper bags for packaging, paper boxes, paper bunting, paper cake decorations, paper cartons for delivering goods, paper containers, paper covers for telephone receivers, paper doilies, paper dolls, paper emblems, paper envelopes for packaging, paper flags, paper gift bags, paper gift wrap bows, paper gift wrapping ribbons, paper identification tags, paper letters and numbers for use in making signs and posters, party paper bags, paper pennants, paper place mats, paper shopping bags, paper table cloths, paper table linens, place cards, paper place mats, presentation boards, presentation folders, and wrapping paper