Knauth v. United States

The merchandise involved in this case Consists of paper cardboard upon which has been printed or pasted what are conceded to be lithographic prints, ornamental in design and color. It is divided into thr.ee classes: (1) Flat cardboards of different sizes and shapes, intended to be put together to form wall pockets and containing cheap attachments, such as thermometers, calendars, mirrors, pincushions, etc.; (2) the same as class 1, except that there were no attachments to the same; and (3) like flat pieces of cardboard of different sizes, not intended for use as wall pockets and free of…