Mong v. B F Goodrich Co.

*199OPINION

By STEVENS, J.

The decisive question presented is whether such appliances used in the rubber industry are in fact dies or patterns withiii the purview of §5325, GC.

The words “die” and “mold” have been defined by the Supreme Court of the United States in Rubber-Coated Harness-Trimming Co. v Welling, 97 U. S. 7, at- p. 10, as follows:

“A die is a piece of metal on which is cut a device which by pressure is to be placed upon some softer body. A mould is a receptacle into which a softer material is injected, to take its shape when hardened.”

The record herein discloses that the devices called…