Miles v. United States
United States Customs Court
1Opinion of the Court
Maletz, Judge:
The articles covered by these consolidated protests involve two types of painted figures that were imported from Mexico. The first type is about eight inches long and is in the form of a replica of a choir boy. It consists of the following elements: A ball-shaped head made of a celluloid or plastic material; a body made of cardboard; and a lace material attached to the shoulders and body representing the vestment. The second figure is about 11 inches long and is in the form of a replica of a girl. It consists of the following elements: A ball-shaped head that likewise is made of…
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