Knauth v. United States

Knauth, Nachod & Kuhne, of New York, in 1908 imported at that port certain tin cigarette boxes. They are approximately 3 by 4 inches in size, made up with rounded corners and ornamented in’ a crude way by impressions from the interior of the tin. On one side appear the words "Alma Cigarettes” and “Khedivial Co., N. Y.,” between which is a representation of the sword and fez of the Khedive. On the other side the word “Alma” with the same impression, both impressions being surrounded with lines intended for ornamental purposes. They are in shape, ornamentation, and in every respect the size and…