These mark variants are mostly found on kitchen canisters or cup-and-saucer sets. If applied, the second "CZECHOSLOVAKIA" is always of the same semi-circle type. This could suggest an original manufacturer, indicating that "KERAG" was merely a distributor or retailer. The addition of the Bindenshild mark was probably used as a low-end marketing ruse, as neither the decoration type nor the style verified its use.

M180905a
Oval containing "KERAG", "KARLSBAD" and "CZECHOSLOVAKIA".

M180905b
Oval containing "KERAG", "KARLSBAD" and "CZECHOSLOVAKIA", here with additional Bindenschild.

M180905c
Oval containing "KERAG", "KARLSBAD" and "CZECHOSLOVAKIA", here with additional "CZECHOSLOVAKIA".