Lunham & Moore v. United States

These cases involve the application of paragraphs 135 and 193 of the tariff act of July 24, 1897. It appears from the decision of the board and from such of the samples as have been submitted to us that the merchandise in the case, of Lunham & Moore is a variety of steel shapes, such as pitchers; knobs, handles, spouts, covers, etc., and that in the Central Stamping Co.’s case it is metal spouts, .such as are used in the manufacture of teapots, teakettles, etc. All of the merchandise is made from what were once flat plates of steel ; some exhibits are composed of two or more pieces, and all…