Which of the following would NOT be covered by Inland Marine?

Inland Marine insurance typically covers specific types of property that are not confined to a particular location and often involve the transportation of goods. This includes items such as contractor's equipment that may be used at various job sites, bridges which are often treated as movable property, and valuable papers, which are important documents that may also be held in various locations or transported.

Office buildings, on the other hand, are considered real property and are generally covered under commercial property insurance policies rather than Inland Marine. Inland Marine is specifically designed to cover movable property and items that are at risk during transport, and a permanent structure like an office building does not fit that classification. Therefore, it falls outside the scope of coverage provided by Inland Marine insurance.