Bradlow, Inc. v. United States
United States Customs Court
1Opinion of the Court
Maletz, Judge:
The importations involved in this case — which were manufactured in Japan and entered at the port of Los Angeles— were invoiced as key holders.1 Each consists of a flat metal disk approximately iy2 inches in diameter and slightly less than % inch in thickness. Attached to each side of the disk is a thin circular plate containing an advertising message. A groove or slot circumscribes the edge of the metal disk and six swivel hooks are attached to the disk within the groove. A clasp hook is attached to each of the swivel hooks.
Upon importation, the key holders were classified by…
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