United States v. Downing
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Appeal from Board of United States General Appraisers, G. A. 7969 (T. D. 36703).
1Opinion of the CourtMaetin, Judge
The merchandise consists of carbonic-acid gas packed under compression in small steel tubes or capsules. The articles are called “ carbonettes ” in the trade. The steel capsules are oval in shape, are about two inches in length and an inch in diameter, and are fitted with air-tight screw caps. The articles are intended for use in connection with certain so-called “Prana” siphons, for the pur*480pose of charging drinking water with carbonic-acid gas. By means of a single carbonette a small vessel of still water may be charged with gas and thus converted into aerated or sparkling table water.
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