United States v. Sears

The merchandise now upon appeal consists of certain candy containers made of papier-máché and fabricated into the forms of apples, pears, peaches, and other fruits. The articles are crudely but appropriately colored, and have about the same size as the natural fruits which they resemble. Each one is hollow, and has an opening in its surface about as large as a silver half-dollar. A removable pasteboard box fits into the opening and serves at the same time as a receptacle for candy and as a base or pedestal upon which the article may stand. Only the bottom of the pasteboard box is in sight…