United States v. American Railway Express Co.
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtMartiN, Presiding Judge
The merchandise in this case consists of certain colored ■ wicker baskets. They are round in shape, having lids of the same material, and are arranged in nests of assorted sizes. Each lid is ornamented with a few beads and small ribbons, and also with a ring, which serves as a handle. The ornaments are loosely attached by means of strings or colored tape. The baskets and the ornaments were manufactured in Japan and were imported separately into this country. After their arrival here the ornaments were attached to the lids in the manner stated.
The baskets as thus ornamented were then sold by a…
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