Hensel v. United States

The merchandise the subject of this appeal consists of so-called “pull cards” or “folding pictures.” They are made of lithographic prints on paper of different thicknesses, embossed, cut out, and attached together, so that they may be folded flat o,r pulled open. In that form the lithographed pictures stand out in separated relief representing an assemblage of floral or other designs. The lithographic prints are of different thicknesses and are fastened together by heavier paper, operating as hinge strips. The cards proper vary in size from 3 to 4 inches in width and from 6 to 8 inches in…