Protests 913884-G of Taylor Instrument Co.
4 Cust. Ct. 451
Opinion
Opinion by
It was found that certain of the merchandise consists of aneroid barometers chiefly used in the home for utilitarian purposes, but the record failed to disclose that the articles are not composed of aluminum or of iron or steel enameled or glazed with vitreous glasses. As to those items the protests were overruled. Aneroid barometers chiefly used by surveyors were held dutiable as surveying instruments at 40 percent under paragraph 360.
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