Bache & Co. v. United States

This case relates to two importations of glass. One of these consisted of pieces of polished plate glass, oval in shape with beveled edges, the cross dimensions being approximately 13 by 16 inches, having a thickness of three-eighths of an inch. It is said that these were designed for use in the manufacture of computing scales. The second class consisted of circular pieces of window glass having beveled edges, each piece having a diameter of 2xt inches. It is said that these were designed for use as clock glasses. All of the glass was clear and unground, having no markings of any kind upon…