United States v. American Express Co.

The merchandise in this case is represented by six exhibits, numbered 5, 7, 16, 19, and 20, and one numbered both 6 and 2. All are completed long chains, having at one end a ring and at the other a spring hoolr or ring which may be fastened in the ring at the other end, with one exception (Exhibit 20), from which the plain ring at one end is missing. We judge, however, that chain has been broken and the ring lost. It is treated by counsel as, and we assume it to be, a completed chain.

There is no question that so far as materials and use are concerned these chains are within the provisions of…