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SCHEDULE 7. - SPECIFIED PRODUCTS; MISCELLANEOUS AND NONENUMERATED PRODUCTS Part 1. - Footwear; Headwear and Hat Braids; Gloves, Luggage, Handbags, Billfolds, and Other Flat Goods Rates of Duty

702.60

Headwear, of wool (con.): Felt, not knit or woven: Not pulled, not stamped, not blocked, and not trimmed

250 per l b. + 55^ ad val.

400 per lb. + 53% £d val.

30(8 per l b. + kO% ad val. + 80 per a r t i c l e 30« per l b. + 30^ ad val. + 8« per a r t i c l e

400 per lb. + 55% ad val. + XZ.5i per article 400 per lb. + 53* ad val. + 12.50 per article

250 per l b. + 215^ ad val. 37.5«! per l b. + 21% ad val.

330 per lb. + 455^ ad val. 5O0 per lb. + 505^ ad val.

SO0 each + l6St ad val.

$2 each + 755li ad val.

205t ad val. 32.55^ ad val.

60?^ ad val. 65^ ad val.

36% ad val.

90% ad val.

25(8 per l b. + 2k% ad val. 250 per l b. + 27.55^ ad val.

450 per lb. + 65?^ ad val. 450 per lb. + (,% ad val.

55i^ ad val. 47.5S^ ad val. kO% ad val. $5.50 per doz. 8% ad val.

655^ ad val. 65?^' ad val. 65^ ad val. $16 per doz. 25% ad val.

55^ ad val. 65% ad val. 40% ad val. $6.80 per doz. 10.5S^ ad val.

605^ ad val. 70* ad val. 70?( ad val. $16 per doz. 25% ad val.

Pulled, stamped, blocked, or trimmed: 702.65 Valued not over Sl2 per dozen 702.70 Valued over $12 per dozen 702.75 702.80

702.85 702.90 702.95 703.05 703.10 703.15

703.20 703.25 703.30 703.35 703.'to 703.'t5 703.50 703.55

Other headwear of wool: Valued not over %k per pound Valued over $4 per pound Headwear of silk: For men or boys For other persons: Knit Not knit Headwear, of man-made f i b e r s: Wholly or in part of braid Not in part of braid: Knit Not knit Headwear, of fur felt: For men or boys: Valued not over $12 Valued over $12 but Valued over $l8 but Valued over $30 per

per dozen not over $l8 per dozen.... not over $30 per dozen.... dozen

For other persons: Valued not over $9 per dozen Valued over $9 but not over %2k per dozen Valued over $2*+ but not over $30 per dozen..., Valued over $30 per dozen

703.60

Headwear, of fur on the skin

255^ ad val.

50St ad val.

703.65

Headwear, of leather

125li ad val.

355^ ad val.

19? per lb. + 15.5% ad val. 12.5% ad val.

500 per lb. 40% ad val. 25% ad val.

17.55^ ad val.

35% ad val.

h% ad lOS^ ad lost ad 18% ad

15% 25% 45% 90%

Headwear, of rubber or plastics: 703.70 Of reinforced or laminated plastics 703.72 Other 703.75

703.80 703.85 703.90 703.95

Other headwear Nonelastic braids and other nonelastio braided materials suitable for making or ornamenting headwear: Of abaca, of ramie, of unspun fibrous vegetable materials, of real horsehair, of paper, or of any combination thereof: Not in substantial part of man-made fibers: Not bleached and not colored Bleached or colored In substantial part of man-made fibers Of textile materials (except abaca and ramie)

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Subpart C. - Gloves Subpart C h e a d note s: 1.

For the purposes of this subpart -— (a) the term "qloves" includes all gloves and mittens designed for human wear, except boxing gloves, golf gloves, baseball gloves, and other gloves specially designed for use in s o r t s; and (b) the term "glove i Ininqs" includes all linings for gloves, as defined in (a) supra. 2. In determining the component material of chief value in gloves — (a) lining and applied cuffs shall be disregarded, and (b) any leather component shall be disregarded unless the area of such leather is over 50 percent of the external surface area of the gloves exclusive of applied cuffs. 3. The length of gloves litems 705.62, 705.64, 705.68, and 705.70) shall be the extreme length thereof when extended to their fullest dimension, including the unfolded length of cuffs or other appendages. 4. Subject to the provisions of section 336(f) of this Act, the merchandise provided for In item 704.55 shall be subject to duty upon the basis of the American selling price, as defined in section 402 or 402a of this Act, of like or similar articles manufactured or produced In the United States.

704.05 704.10 704.15 704.20 704.25 704.30 704.35

704.40 704.45 704.50

Gloves and glove linings, of textile materials: Lace or net gloves, whether or not ornamented, and other gloves, ornamented: Of vegetable fibers: Made from a pre-existing machine-knit or -woven fabric, or any combination of such fabrics: Woven Not woven Other Of wool: Embroidered Not embroidered: Not appliqued, and not ornamented with beads, bugles, or spangles... Appliqued, or ornamented with beads, bugles, or spangles...... Of materials other than vegetable fibers or wool Gloves not of lace or net and not ornamented, and glove linings: Of vegetable fibers: Made from a pre-existing machine-knit or -woven fabric, or any combination of such fabrics: Woven Not woven Other

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2 5 % ad val. 6 l % ad val. 9 0 % ad val.

9 0 % ad val.

9 0 % ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

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5 0 % ad val.

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70't.55

Gloves and glove linings, etc. (con.): Gloves not of lace or net, etc. (con.): Of wool: Gloves: Valued not over $1.75 per dozen pairs: Knit (see headnote ^ of this subpart).

704.56 704.60

Not knit.

704.70

Valued over $4 per dozen pairs.

704.85

Glove linings. Of silk: Knit. Not knit. Of man-made fibers: Knit.

704.90

Not knit.

704.95

Of other materials.

704.75 704.80

400 per 35% ad 400 per 35% ad

lb. + val. lb. + val

37.50 per lb. + 50% ad val. 37.50 per lb. + 25% ad val. 37.50 per lb. + 30% ad val.

5O0 per 50% ad 500 per 50% ad 500 per 50% ad

lb. + val lb. + val lb. + val

24% ad val. 32.5% ad val.

60% ad val. 65% ad val.

250 per lb. + 32.5% ad val. 250 per lb. + 27.5% ad val. 20% ad val.

450 per lb. + 65% ad val 450 per lb. + 65% ad val 40% ad val.

Valued over $1.75 but not over $4 per dozen pairs.

704.65

400 per lb. + 35% ad val. 4O0 per lb. + 35% ad val.

705.30

Gloves and glove linings of fur on the skin.

20% ad val.

50% ad val.

705.35

Gloves of horsehide or cowhide (except calfskin) leather

15% ad val.

25% ad val.

$5 per doz. pairs 25% ad val.

$10 per doz pairs 50% ad val.

$6 per doz. pairs 25% ad val.

$12 per doz. p a i r s 50% ad val.

$5 per doz. p a i r s 25% ad val.

$10 per doz. p a i r s 50% ad val.

$7.50 per doz. p r s. 25% ad val.

$15 per doz. p r s. 50% ad val.

$6.50 per doz. p r s. 25% ad val.

$13 per doz. pre. 50% ad val.

$7 per doz. p r s.

$10 per doz. p r s.

35% ad val. 30% ad val.

50% ad val. 5C»6 ad val.

$6 per doz. p r s.

$7.50 per doz. p r s.

40% ad val. 35% ad val.

50% ad val. 50% ad val.

705.40 705.42

705.44 705.46 705.48 705.50 705.52 705.54 705.56 705.58 705.60 705.62 705.64 705.66 705.68 705.70

Gloves of leather except gloves in item 705.35: Not seamed: Valued not over $20 per dozen pairs. Valued over $20 per dozen pairs. Seamed: Men's, not lined: Seamed wholly or in part by hand: Valued not over $24 per dozen pairs. Valued over $24 per dozen pairs. Not seamed wholly or in part by hand: Valued not over $20 per dozen pairs Valued over $20 per dozen pairs. Men's, lined: Seamed wholly or in part by hand: Valued not over $30 per dozen pairs Valued over $30 per dozen pairs. Not seamed wholly or in part by hand: Valued not over $26 per dozen pairs. Valued over $26 per dozen pairs. Women's or children's, not lined: Seamed wholly or in part by hand: Valued not over $20 per dozen pairs Valued over $20 per dozen pairs: Not over 12 inches in length. Over 12 inches in length. Not seamed wholly or in part by hand: Valued not over $15 per dozen pairs Valued over $15 per dozen pairs: Not over 12 inches in length, Over 12 inches in length.

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705.72

Gloves of l e a the r, e t c. ( c o n.): Seamed ( c o n.): Women's or c h i l d r e n ' s, l i n e d: Seamed wholly or i n part by hand: Valued not over $36 per dozen pairs Valued over S36 Not.seamed wholly or Valued not over pairs Valued over $32

705.7't 705.76 705.78

per dozen pairs.... in part by hand: $32 per dozen per dozen pairs....

$9 per doz. prs. 25^ ad val.

$18 per doz. pi-s. 5 0 ^ ad val.

$8 per doz. prs. 25% ad val.

$16 per doz. prs. 50S^ ad val.

10.55^ ad val.

255^ ad val.

705.86

Gloves of rubber or plastics: Seamless With textile fabric fourchettes or sidewalls; or with the outer surface thereof (except as to applied cuffs, if any) wholly of plastics, and the seams of which are heat sealed and not sewn or stitched Other

15S^ ad val. 3 5 ^ ad val.

2% ad val. 7556 ad val.

705.90

Other gloves and glove linings

10.5^ ad val.

255^ ad val.

705. Sit 705.85

Subpart D. - Luggage; Women' s and Children' s Handbags; and Billfolds, Card Cases, Coin Purses, and Similar Flat Goods Subpart D headnotes: 1.

This subpart does not cover: li) sewing sets, and pedicure or manicure sets, and combinations thereof (see part 3E of schedule 6); (II) cases for musical instruments (see part 38 of this schedule); (ill) cases suitable for pipes or for cigar or cigarette holders (see part 98 of this schedule); or (iv) cases, purses, or boxes provided for in part 6A of this schedule.

2.

For the purposes of the tariff schedules (a) the term "luggage" covers — (i) travel goods, such as trunks, hand trunks, lockers, val ises, satchels, suitcases, wardrobe cases, overnight bags, pullman bags, gladstone bags, traveling bags, knapsacks, kitbags, haversacks, duffle bags, and like articles designed to contain clothing or other personal effects during travel; and lii) briefcases, portfolios, school bags, photographic equipment bags, golf bags, camera cases, binocular cases, gun cases, occupational luggage cases (physicians', sample, etc.), and like containers and cases designed to be carried with the person, except handbags as defined herein;

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Item

Articles •-I

2

(b) the terra "handbaqs" covers pocketbooks. purses, shoulder bags, clutch bags, and a l l similar articles, by whatever name known, customarily carried by wonen or g i r l s, but not including luggage or f l a t goods as defined herein or shopping bags; and

(c) the term " f l a t qoods" covers small f l a t wares designed to be carried on the person, such as banknote cases, b i l l cases, b i l l f o l d s, b i l l purses, b i l l r o l l s, card cases, change purses. cigarette cases, coin purses, coin holders, con>pacts, currency cases, key cases, l e t t e r cases. license cases, money cases, pass cases, passport cases, powdsr cases, spectacle cases, stamp cases. vanity cases, tobacco pouches, and similar articles. 3.

For the purposes of t h i s subpart — (i) locks and other hardware f i t t i n g s. frameworks, and l i n i n g s, and ( II) b o t t l e, d i n i n g, d r i n k i n g, manicure. sewing, t r a v e l i n g, or similar sets f i t t e d Into luggage and handbags shall be disregarded In determining the component material of chief value In the products.

Luggage and handbags, whether or not f i t t e d with b o t t l e, dining, d r i n k i n g, manicure, sewing, t r a v e l i n g, or similar sets; and f l a t goods: Of leather: F l a t goods: 706.04 706.05

l4S^ ad val. 16?^ ad val.

33% ad val. 3556 ad val.

17.556 ad val. lk% ad val. (s) 2056 ad val.

35% ad val. 3556 ad val.

23% ad val. 20^ ad val. 34% ad val. 1756 ad val.

50?6 ad 5056 ad 5056 ad 5056 ad

42.556 ad val.

9056 ad val.

20% ad val. 13.556 ad val. 4056 ad val. 190 per l b. + 15.5% ad val.

4056 ad val. 4056 ad val. 65* ad val. 30t per l b. + 40% ad val.

2056 ad val. 3556 ad val. 17.556 ad val.

6056 ad val. 11056 ad val. 3556 ad val.

kk% ad val. J>3% ad val. 2056 ad val.

11056 ad val. 11056 ad val. 45% ad val.

Luggage and handbags: 706.06 706.07 706.08 Of unspun fibrous vegetable materials: 706.10 706.11 706.12 706.14

val. val. val. val.

Of textile materials (except yarns, of paper), whether or not ornamented: 706.20 Other: Of vegetable f i b e r s and not of p i l e or t u f t e d construction: 706.22 706.23 706.24 706.30

706.40

Of other materials: Handbags: Of beads, of bugles, of spangles, of i m i t a t i o n gemstones, or of any-

706.45 706.47 F l a t goods, of metal: 706.50 706.55 706.60

(s) = Suspended.

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PART 2. - OPTICAL GOODS; SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL INSTRUMENTS; WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND TIMING DEVICES; PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS; MOTION PICTURES; RECORDINGS AND RECORDING MEDIA Part

2 headnot-es: This part does not cover — (i) measuring cups, graduates, or other measuring containers; (ii) laboratory and industrial chemical ware, and sanitary ware, of ceramic ware (see part 20 of schedule 51; (iill pharmaceutical, hygienic, and laboratory glassware (see part 3C of schedule 51; (Iv) toilet and sanitary wares of metal (see part 3F of schedule 6); (vl tuning forks (see part 38 of this schedule); (vll furniture provided for in part 4A of this schedule; (vll) toys (see part 5E of this schedule); or (viil) articles of rubber or plastics provided for in items 772,40 and 772.42 of part 12 of this schedule.

2. Cases, boxes, and containers of types ordinarily sold at retail with the instruments or other articles provided for In this part are classifiable with such articles if imported therewith. 3. The term "optical instruments", as used In this part, embraces only instruments which Incorporate one or more optical elements, but does not include any instrument in which the Incorporated optical element or eU.Tie.irs are solely for viewing a scale or for some other subsidiary purpose.

Subpart A.

Optical Elements, Spectacles, Microscopes, and Telescopes; Optical Goods Not Elsewhere Provided For

Subpart A headnotes: 1. The provisions for o p t i c a l elements in t h i s subpart do not cover — (I) unmounted o p t i c a l elements of g l a s s or s y n the t i c o p t i c a l c r y s t a l s u n less such elements have been o p t i c a l l y worked (see part 3A of schedule 5); ( i !) p l a t e s or sheets of p o l a r i z i n g m a t e r i a l unless cut to shape or mounted (see part 3A of schedule 5); ( H I) photographic f i l t e r s (see subpart F of th i s part).

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2. The term "optically worked", as used In this subpart, means that the glass or the synthetic optical crystals have been subjected to grinding or polishing incident to surface shaping for producing optical properties. 3. The provisions for mounted optical elements cover such elements when in a permanent frame or other mounting suitable for fitting to an apparatus or instrument and do not include mounted elements which are themselves separate Instrunents or apparatus such as spectacles, medical or dental mirrors, and hand magnifying glasses.

708.01 708.03 708.05 708.07 708.09

708.21 708.23 708.25 708,27 708.29

708.41 8.43 708. its 708.^*7

708.51 8.52 708.53 708.55 708,57 708.59

Lenses, prisms, mirrors, and other optical elements, all of the foregoing whether mounted or not mounted: Not mounted: Lenses: Ophthalmic Other Prisms Mirrors Other Mounted: Lenses: Projection Other Prisms Mirrors Other Eyeglasses, lorgnettes, goggles, and similar articles, all the foregoing whether used for corrective, protective, or other purposes; frames and mountings for any of the foregoing, and parts of such frames and mountings: Lorgnettes Other (except frames and mountings, and parts thereof): Valued not over $2.50 per doz Valued over 82.50 per doz Frames and mountings, and parts thereof Refracting or reflecting telescopes, whether monocular or binocular; astronomical instruments not specially provided for; frames and mountings for any of the foregoing articles, and parts of such frames and mountings: Telescopes: Not designed for use with infra-red light: Field'glasses and opera glasses (except prism binoculars) Prism binoculars Other Designed for use with infra-red light Astronomical instruments not specially provided for ' . Frames and mountings, and parts thereof....

19!^ ad val. 2 8 % ad val. ^0% ad val. kO% ad val. 42.5^ ad val.

40% 45% 65% 45% 85%

ad ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val. val.

3 5 % ad val. 255^ ad val. kO% ad val. 4 0 % ad val. 42.5% ad val.

45% 45% 65% 45% 65%

ad ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val. val.

4 5 % ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

3 0 % ad val. 1 7 % ad val. 1 7 % ad val.

6 0 % ad val. 4 0 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val.

17.5% ad val. 3 0 % ad val. 22.5% ad val. 11.5% ad val.

45% 60% 45% 35%

4 5 % ad val. The column 1 rate applicable to the article of which the frames and mountings are parts

4 5 % ad val. The column 2 rate applicable to the article of which the frames and mountings are parts

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708.71 708.72 708.73 708.75 708.76 708.78

708.80 708.82

708.85 708.87 708.89 708.91 708.93

Compound optical microscopes; electron, proton, and similar microscopes and diffraction apparatus; all the foregoing whether or not provided with means for photographing or projecting the image; frames and mountings for the foregoing articles, and parts of such frames and mountings: Compound optical microscopes: Not provided with means for photographing or projecting the image: Valued not over $25 each Valued over $25 but not over $50 each.... Valued over S50 each Provided with means for projecting the image.. Other Electron, proton, and similar microscopes and diffraction apparatus Frames and mountings, and parts thereof: For compound optical microscopes Other Optical appliances and instruments not provided for elsewhere in part 2 of this schedule; frames and mountings for such articles, and parts of such frames and mountings: Hand magnifiers, magnifying glasses, loupes, thread counters, and similar articles Door viewers (door eyes) Other appliances and instruments Frames and mountings, and parts thereof: For articles provided for in item 7O8.85 Other

Subpart B.

25il^ 355^ k% k% 1%

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val. val. val. val. val.

h3% 455^ hji, h% 20%

ad ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val, val.

22^ ad val.

40% ad val.

30% ad val. 22% ad val.

h% ad val. 40% ad val.

2% ad val. 205^ ad val. h% ad val.

4 5 % ad val. 6 0 % ad val. 4 5 % ad val.

3056 ad val. k% ad val.

4 5 % ad val. 4 5 % ad val.

455^ ad val. 25S^ ad val. 50SI! ad val.

4 5 % ad val. 4 5 % ad val. 6 0 % ad val.

Medical and Surgical Instruments and Apparatus; X-Ray Apparatus

Subpart B headnotes; I.

709.01 709.03 709.05

This subpart does not cover — (i) medical s u p p l i e s provided for I n part I3C of schedule 4; t i l) spectacles, lorgnettes, goggles, and s i m i l a r articles; microscopes and d i f f r a c t i o n apparatus (see subpart A of t h i s part); ( III) c l i n i c a l thermometers and laboratory instruments and a p p l i a n c e s I see subpart 0 of t h i s part); or t l v) cameras ' s e e subpart F of t h i s par 1 1.

Medical, d e n t a l, s u r g i c a l and v e t e r i n a r y i n s t r u m e n t s and a p p a r a t u s ( i n c l u d i n g e l e c t r o - m e d i c a l a p p a r a t u s and ophthalmic i n s t r u m e n t s), and part s the r e o f: O p t i c a l i n s t r u m e n t s and a p p l i a n c e s, and part s thereof: M i r r o r s and r e f l e c to r s B i n o c u l a r l o u p e s for eye examinations Other

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SCHEDULE 7. - S P E C I F I E D P R O D U C T S; MISCELLANEOUS AND N O N E N U M E R A T E D PRODUCTS Part 2. - O p t i c a l G o o d s; S c i e n t i f i c and P r o f e s s i o n a l I n s t r u m e n t s; W a t c h e s, C l o c k s, and T i m i n g D e v i c e s; P h o to e r a D b i c G o o d s; Motion P i c t u r e s; R e c o r d i n e s and R e c o r d i n g M e d i a Hates of Duty

709.07 709.09 709.10 709.11 709.13

709.15 709.17 709.19 709.21 709.23 709.25 709.27 709.^*0

709.'tS

709.50

709. S't 709.55 709.56

709.57

709.61 709.63 709.66

Medical, d e n t a l, s u r g i c a l and v e t e r i n a r y i n s t r u m e n t s, etc. (con.): Other: B a s a l metabolism a p p a r a t u s, and part s thereof Bougies, catheters, drains, and sondes, and parts thereof Percussion hammers Sphygmomanometers, tensimeters, and oscillometers, and parts thereof Syringes, including hypodermic syringes, and parts thereof (except needles) Electro-medical apparatus, and parts thereof: Electro-surgical apparatus, and parts thereof Other Dental burs Needles: Dental hypodermic needles Other Other: Dental instruments, and parts thereof... Other

225^ ad val.

kO% ad val.

12.5S^ ad val. 1 9 ^ ad val.

3 0 % ad val. 4 5 % ad val.

9% ad val.

27.5% ad val.

hZ.%

6 0 % ad val.

ad val.

3 6 ^ ad val. 1256 ad val. 22.55^ ad val.

5 5 % ad val. 3 5 % ad val. 3 5 % ad val.

17.5!^ ad val. 3 2 ^ ad val.

3 5 % ad val. 5 5 % ad val.

I W ad val. %% ad val.

3 5 % ad val. 5 5 % ad val.

Mechano-therapy appliances and massage apparatus, and parts thereof

1256 ad val.

3 5 % ad val.

Artificial respiration, ozone therapy, oxygen therapy, aerosol therapy or similar apparatus; breathing appliances, including gas masks and similar respirators i parts of the foregoing

1056 ad val.

3 5 % ad val.

Hearing aids and parts thereof

1 2 % ad val.

3 5 % ad val.

1 0 % ad val. h% ad val.

2 0 % ad val. 7 0 % ad val.

3 6 % ad val. ZOjd ad val.

5 5 % ad val. 4 0 % ad val.

6.5% ad val. 5.5% ad val.

3 5 % ad val. 3 5 % ad val.

1 2 % ad val.

3 5 % ad val.

Orthopedic appliances, surgical belts, trusses, and similar articles; artificial limbs, eyes, teeth, and other prosthetic articles; splints and other fracture appliances: Artificial teeth and dentures: Wholly or almost wholly of plastics Other Bone and joint prostheses, bone plates, screws, and nails, and other internal fixation devices and appliances Other Apparatus based on the use of X-rays or of the radiation from radioactive substances, whether for medical, industrial, or other uses, and parts thereof: X-ray apparatus and parts thereof: X-ray tubes, and parts of tubes Other Apparatus based on the use of radiations from radioactive substances, and parts thereof

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Articles 1

2

Subpart C. - Surveying, Navigational, Meteorological, Drawing, and Mathematical Calculating Instruments; Measuring and Checking Instruments Not Specially Provided For Subpart C hesdnotes: 1.

710. O^t 710.06 710.08 710.12 710. l^t

This subpart does not cover — (i) r a d i o navigational a i d a p p a r a t u s. radar a p p a r a t u s, and r a d i o remote control a p p a r a t u s (see item 635.60, part 5, schedule 6); l i i l thermometers, barometers, hygrom e t e r s, and psychrometers, or comb i n a t i o n s thereof (see subpart 0 of this part); ( l i i l instruments or apparatus for measuring, checking, or a u to m a t i c a l l y c o n t r o l l i n g the flow, d e p t h. p r e s s u r e, or other v a r i a b l e s of l i q u i d s or g a s e s, or for a u to m a t i c a l l y c o n t r o l l i n g temperature (see subpart 0 of t h i s part); (iv) r e v o l u t i o n c o u n t e r s (see subpart 0 of t h i s part); (vl e l e c t r i c a l measuring, c h e c k i n g. analyzing or automatically cont r o l l i n g instruments and apparatus (see subpart 0 of t h i s part); (vl) watches, c l o c k s, and timing appar a t u s (see subpart E of t h i s part); . ( v i l) cameras (see subpart F of t h i s part); or ( v l l l) photographic r a n g e f l n d e r s (see subpart F of t h i s part).

Surveying ( i n c l u d i n g photogrammetrioal s u r v e y i n g), hydrographic, n a v i g a t i o n a l, m e t e o r o l o g i c a l, h y d r o l o g i c a l, and geophysical i n s t r u m e n t s; compasses; r a n g e f l n d e r s; part s of the foregoing I n s t r u m e n t s: Optical instruments and part s the r e o f: Photogrammetrical i n s t r u m e n t s, and part s

710.16

'tO% ad v a l, h3% ad val. h5% ad val.

11.556 ad val.

35% ad val. 35% ad val. h3% ad val.

920 each + \h% ad val. 50% ad val.

Other instruments and part s: Compasses, and part s the r e o f: Surveying compasses, and part s the r e o f... Gyroscopic compasses, and part s

285^ ad val. k3% ad val. 28% ad val.

11.55^ ad val. 195^ ad val.

Rangeflnders (except surveying r a n g e f l n d e r s)..

$4.50 each + 65% ad val. 65% ad val.

S h i p s ' l o g s, and part s the r e o f: 710.20 710.21 Anemometers, and part s the r e o f: $2.25 each + 35% ad v a l, S't.50 each + 65% ad k% ad val. 65% ad val. 11.556 ad val. 35% ad val.

710.26 710.27 710.30 Seismographs, and part s the r e o f: 710.3't 710.36

11.556 ad val. 22^ ad val.

35% ad val. 40% ad val.

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Rh He assured the Federation Delegation that in the constitutional and other development which lay ahead it would always be the desire of Her Majesty's Government to co-operate with the Federation Government in building a stable country.

5. In reply, the Chief Minister of the Federation of Malaya put forward the proposals which the Malayan Delegation desired the Conference to consider with special reference to the financial position, internal defence and security, the public services and the Constitutional Commission. The Conference agreed that these proposals should form the basis of its work and agreed to set up Committees to undertake detailed examination of the problems involved.

6. Our conclusions, which are set out below, are subject to approval by Her Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom and the Conference of Rulers. Effect can be given to some of our recommendations by administrative action, but others involve legislation, including in some cases amendment to the Federation Agreement and other constitutional instruments.

7. Throughout our discussion of the problems of defence and internal security we have drawn a distinction between two stages of constitutional development in the Federation of Malaya; the interim period before full self-government, during which Her Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom will continue to exercise certain important responsibilities in respect of the Federation; and the final stage of full self-government and independence within the Commonwealth. We have so framed our proposals for the interim period that, as well as reflecting the distribution of responsibility between Her Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom and Malayan Ministers during that period, they will be capable of being continued into the stage of full self-government with the minimum of administrative and other disturbance. Our object has been to reconcile the factors of continuity and efficiency on the one hand, with recognition of the evolving political facts of the situation on the other.

8. We agree that the member of the Government responsible in the Executive and Legislative Councils for matters of internal defence and security should, in place of the Secretary for Defence, be a Malayan Minister who should be styled Minister for Internal Defence and Security. We agree also that Her Majesty's Government through the High Commissioner should retain during the interim period full responsibility for external defence; and we consider that it would be appropriate that the High Commissioner should himself bring to Executive Council for advice or information matters relating to external defence and that the Chief Secretary should answer for these matters in Legislative Council.

9. The requirements of internal defence and security in the interim period need to be considered in two aspects; the arrangements for handling operations during the remainder of the Emergency and the transfer of the administration of the local internal security forces, which should be put in hand forthwith.

Emergency Operations

10. With regard to the remainder of the period of Emergency we agree that it is consistent with the present stage of political development of the Federation that there should be some change in the arrangements for concerting the operations of the armed forces, the police and the several civil departments and agencies involved. To this end we agree that the present Committee of which the Director of Operations is Chairman should be replaced by an Emergency Operations Council, with the Minister for Internal Defence and Security as Chairman and including the Director of Operations among its members. The forces required for the prosecution of the Emergency would remain under the operational command of the Director of Operations and would be used to aid the civil authorities in giving effect to directions of the Emergency Operations Council made in pursuance of policy as laid down from time to time in Executive Council. The Emergency Operations Council, like the post of Director of Operations itself, will be temporary and is not expected to outlast the Emergency. We recognise, however, that continuing arrangements will be required, also in the context of general policy as determined in Executive Council, for countering the threat of communist subversion.

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Item

Articles

1

2

Surveying, etc. instruments, etc. (con.): Other instruments and parts (con.): Other: Surveying and hydrographic instruments. and parts thereof: 710.40 710.42 710.46

l6-2/3il^ ad val. 2 8 % ad val.

3 5 % ad val. 4 0 % ad val.

lOSt ad val. 2 2 % ad val.

3 0 % ad val. 4 0 % ad val.

13.5% ad val. 2 2 % ad val. 2 2 % ad val. 2 0 % ad val.

40% 4C* 40% 45%

ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val.

2 6 % ad val. 2 4 % ad val. 2 0 % ad val. 17.5% ad val.

65% 60% 45% 45%

ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val.

2 0 % ad val. 11.25% ad val. 15% ad val.

4 5 % ad val. 4 5 % ad val. 4 5 % ad val.

3 5 % ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

4 5 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val.

4 5 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val.

Navigational instruments, and parts

710.50 Drafting machines, compasses, dividers, ruling pens. lettering pens (including fountain-pen type) used by draftsmen, pantographs, drawing curves, rulers. scribers, straight edges, disc calculators, elide rules, and other instruments, all the foregoing which are drawing, marking-out or mathematical calculating instruments; hand styluses; micrometers. calipers, gauges, balancing machines, and non-optical measuring or checking instruments, apparatus, and machines not specially provided for; and parts of the foregoing articles: Disc calculators, slide rules, and other mathematical calculating instruments, all the foregoing and parts thereof: 710.60' 710.61 710.63 710.65 Folding rules, and parts thereof: 710.67 710.68 710.70 710.72 710.76

Lettering pens (including fountain-pen type) used

710.78 710.80 Optical measuring or checking instruments and appliances not provided for elsewhere in subpart C, D, or F of this part, and parts thereof: 710.86 710.88

Comparators, comparator benches, measuring benches. and micrometric reading apparatus, all the fore-

710.90

Subpart D. - Measurii^, Testing, and Controlling Instruments Subpart D neaanotes: 1. The provisions of this subpart covered by Items 711.00 to"7ll.99. Inclusive, do not apply to electrical measuring, checking, analyzing, or automat ical ly-control ling instrumentsor apparatusr, as defined in headnote 2 below. 2. For the purposes of this subpart, the provisions herein (Items 712.00 to 712.99, inclusive) for "electrical measuring, checking, analyzing, or automatically-controlling instruments and apparatus" apply only to the following articles: (a) appliances. Instruments, apparatus, or machines of kinds described In subpart C of this' part or in the provisions of this subpart (subpart D) covered by items 711.00 to 711.99, inclusive (except magnetic speedometers), the operation of which depends on an electrical phenomenon which varies according to the factor to be ascertained or automatically controlled;

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Articles

1

2

(b) instruments or apparatus for measuring or checking electrical quantities; and (c) Instruments or apparatus for measuring or detecting alpha, beta, gamna. X-ray, cosmic, or similar radiations.

Balances of a sensitivity of 5 centigrams or better, with or without their weights, and parts thereof; weights suitable for use with such balances and sets of weights containing any such weights: 711.04 711.08

711.35

4 0 % ad val.

42.55^ ad val.

711.30

45i^ ad val. 40i6 ad val.

I4.5ii^ ad val.

711.25

19!^ ad val. 2 5 ^ ad val.

Other

8 5 % ad val.

Machines and appliances for determining the strength of articles or materials under compression, tension.

Hydrometers and similar floating instruments; thermometers, pyrometers, barometers, hygrometers, and psychrometers, whether or not recording instruments; any combination of the foregoing instruments; and articles in which one or more of such instruments are incorporated as significant integral parts and which are ordinarily used in the home or office where they are usually hung on the wall, or placed on mantles, shelves, or furniture: Hydrometers and similar floating instruments. Thermometers, pyrometers, barometers, hygrometers, and psychrometers, whether or not recording instruments: Non-recording instruments: Thermometers: Liquid-filled thermometers with the graduations on the tube or on a^ scale enclosed within an outer shell

711.37

42.5i^ ad val. \h% ad val.

^

85!^ ad val. 40St ad val.

Pyrometers: 711.40 711.42

5 0 ^ ad val. 1 6 ^ ad val.

28Si^ ad val. 9.5$^ ad val. 1 9 ^ ad val. 1 6 ^ ad val.

40% 40% 45% 45%

1 0 % ad val.

3 5 % ad val.

26.556 ad val. \h% ad val.

6 5 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val.

Barometers: Aneroid: Surveying, with altimeter

711.45 711.47 711.49 711.55 711.60

50ii^ ad val. k'b% ad val.

ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val.

Thermographs, barographs, hygrographs, and Other:

711.65 711.70

Not incorporating watch or clock movements....

2 / The rate of duty on clinical thermometers has been increased to 85 percent ad valorem pursuant to an escape-clause proclamation. See Appendix to Tariff Schedules.

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711.82 711.83 711.8it

711. £ 711.^

711.90 •711.92 711.9*+ 711.96 711.98

712.05

712.10 712.12 712.15

712.25 712.27 712.50

Pressure gauges, thermostats, level gauges, flow meters, heat meters, automatic oven-draught regulators, and other instruments and apparatus for measuring, checking, or automatically controlling the flow, depth, pressure, or other variables of liquids or gases, or for automatically controlling temperature, all the foregoing and parts thereof not provided for in subpart C of this part: Flow meters, heat meters incorporating liquid supply meters, and anemometers, and parts of the foregoing: Instruments and apparatus Parts Other Polarimeters, refractometers, spectrometers, gas analysis apparatus and other instruments or apparatus for physical or chemical analysis; viscometers, porosimeters, expansion meters and other instruments and apparatus for measuring or checking viscosity, porosity, expansion, surface tension, or similar properties; photometers (except photographic light meters), calorimeters, and other instruments or apparatus for measuring or checking quantities of heat, light, or sound; microtomes; all the foregoing, and parts thereof: Optical instruments or apparatus, and parts thereof Other Revolution counters, production counters, taximeters, odometers, pedometers, counters similar to the foregoing articles, speedometers and tachometers, all the foregoing not provided for in subpart 0 of this part; parts of the foregoing: Taximeters and parts Speedometers and tachometers, and parts thereof: Speedometers suitable for use in highway type motor vehicles Other speedometers and tachometers Parts Other Electrical measuring, checking, analyzing, or automatically-controlling instruments and apparatus, and parts thereof: Optical instruments or apparatus, and parts thereof Other: Ships' logs, and depth-sounding instruments and apparatus, and parts thereof: Instruments and apparatus Parts Instruments and apparatus for measuring or detecting alpha, beta, gamma, X-ray, cosmic or similar radiations, and parts thereof Seismographs, and parts thereof Tachometers and anemometers, and parts thereof: Tachometers and anemometers

Parts Other

82.25 each + 355^ ad val. 1*5^ ad val. lk% ad val.

%k.y> each + 65^ ad val. 6556 ad val. 35^ ad val.

5 0 ^ ad val. 22S^ ad val.

50% ad val. kO% ad val.

1+2.55^ ad val.

9% ad val. $2.25 each + 3 5 ^ ad val. k5% ad val. 1 0 % ad val.

2551^ a'd val. S^t.SO each + 63% ad val. 6556 ad val. 355^ ad val.

505^ ad val.

505^ ad val.

920 each + lk% ad val. 5 0 % (559^) ad val.

84.50 each + 65^ ad val, 65S6 ad val.

lk% ad val. 15.55^ ad val.

kC^ ad val. kO% ad val.

$2.25 each + 355^ ad val. k5% ad val. 129^ ad val.

$k.30 each + 655^ ad val. 655^ ad val. W ad val.

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713.05

as and liquid supply or production meters; watt-hour meters, ampere-hour meters, and other electricity supply or production meters designed to register the total amount of electricity or electrical energy produced or consumed; standard meters for checking and calibrating any of the foregoing meters; all the foregoing and parts therefor: Meters: Valued "not over $10 each.

713.07 713.09 713-11 713.15

713.17 713.19

Other. Parts. Stroboscopes of all kinds, and parts thereof: Stroboscopes. Parts.

Subpart E. Watches, Clocks, and Timing Apparatus Subpart E headnotes: 1, This subpart covers watches and clocKs, switches and other timing apparatus with clock watch movements, and parts of these articles. subpart, however, does not cover — (i) synchronous or subsynchronous motors (see part 5 of schedule 6); (ii) screws, nuts, and bolts (see part 3D of schedule 6); (iii) music boxes and their mechanisms (see part 3 of schedule 7); (iv) combination articles provided for elsewhere in the tariff schedules; (vl clock and watch glasses and glass domes (see part 3 of schedule 5). 2.

time or This

or

For the purposes of this subpart — (a) the term "watches" embraces timepieces (including timepieces having special features, such as chronographs, calendar watches, stopwatches, and watches designed for use in skindiving) suitable for wearing or carrying on or about the person, whether or not the movement therein is within the definition of "watch movement" in headnote 2(b), below; (b) the terra "watch movement" means a timepiece movement measuring less than 1.77 Inches In width and less than 0.50 Inch in thickness; (cl the term "clock movement" means any movement or mechanism, other than "watch movements" as defined in headnote 2 (b), above, intended or suitable for measuring time; (d) the term "cases" embraces Inner and outer cases, containers, and housings for movements, together with parts or pieces, such as, but not limited to, rings, feet, posts, bases, and outer

$2.25 each + 32.5^ ad val. $2.25 each + 22.5% ad val.

Sit.SO each + 655^ ad val. $4.50 each + i>% ad val. $'t.50 each + 65% ad val. 655^ ad val.

$2.25 each + 355^ ad val. kpl, ad val.

Valued over $15 each.

$3 each + 65% ad val.

$2.25 each + '53% ad val. 45% ad val.

Valued over $10 each: Electricity supply or production meters and standard meters therefor: Valued not over $15 each.

$1.50 each + 32.5% ad val.

$4.50 each + 65% ad val. 65% ad val.

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frames, and any auxiliary or Incidental features, which (with appropriate movements) serve to complete the watches, clocks, time switches, and other apparatus provided for in this subpart; and le) the term "jewels" includes substitutes for Jewels. 3. lal In this subpart, column I of the Rates of Duty columns wi th respect to watch movements having not over 7 Jewels has been divided Into two columns, viz., l-a and l-b. The rates of duty in columns l-a apply to watch movements Which have 7 Jewels or which, if having less than 7 Jewels, do not have a bushing or Its equivalent (other than a substitute for a Jewel) in any position customarily occupied by a Jewel. The rates of duty In column l-b apply to watch movements having under 7 Jewels and having a bushing or its equivalent (other than a substitute for a Jewel) in any position customarily occupied by a Jewel. (b) The complete citation for watches covered by item 715.05 and clocks covered by Item 715.15 shall be each of such Item numbers, followed by the appropriate item numbers for the respective movements and cases comprising such watches or clocks. Thus, item 715.05-716.08-720.20 Is the correct citation for a watch in a gold case having over 17 Jewels. (c) In this subpart, each of the rates of duty provided for watch movements, having no Jewels or not over 17 Jewels, not adjusted, not self-winding, and not constructed or designed to operate for a period in excess of 47 hours without rewinding (items 716.10 through 716.36, inclusive) is also the "base rate" for watch movements having the same width and number of Jewels covered by Items 7 1 7. —, 718. —, and 7 1 9. ~, For citation purposes, the two blanks on the end of each of the latter Item numbers shall be filled in with the last two digits of the Item number for the applicable base rate. Thus, "Item 717.31" would be citation for an adjusted watch movement, 0.7 inch wide, having 17 Jewels, but not self-winding and not constructed or designed to operate for a period In excess of 47 hours without rewinding. (d) The width of a watch or clock movement, as defined In headnote 2(b) and (c) of this subpart, is the shortest surface dimension through the center of the pillar or bottom plate, or Its equivalent, not Including In the measurement any portion not essential to the functioning of the movement; and the thickness of a "watch movement", as so defined, is the maximum thickness between the outside surfaces of the plate and bridges, or their equivalents. (e) The additional duty for adjustments to watch movements applies to each adjustment of whatever kind (treating adjustment to temperature as two adjustments). In accordance with the marking as hereinafter provided for. (fI Bimetal IIc balance wheels which are not part of balance assemblies, and mainsprings with riveted ends, are each to be considered as one part or piece, for the purposes of assessing duties on assemblies and subassemblies provided for in items 720.75, 720,80, 720.32, 720,34, and 720.86.

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4. Special Marking Regulreitients: Any movement, case, or dial provided for In this subpart, whether Imported separately or attached to an article provided for In this subpart, shall not be permitted to be entered unless conspicuously and Indelibly marked by cutting, die-slnking, engraving, or stamping, as specified below: (al Watch movements shall be marked on one or more of the bridges or top plates to show — (I) the name of the country of manufacture, ( I D the name of the manufacturer or purchaser, ( M l) tn Arabic numerals and In words, the number of Jewels, If any, serving a mechanical purpose as frlctional bearings; and llv) In Arabic numerals and In words, the number and classes of adjustments, or. If unadjusted, the word "unadjusted", (b) Clock movements shalI be marked on the most visible part of the front or back plate to show — (I) the name of the country of manufacture, (I!) the name of the manufacturer or purchaser, and ( H I) the number of Jewels, If any. I d Watch cases shall be marked o i the Inside or . outside of the back cover to show — (II the name of the country of manufacture, and (II) the name of the manufacturer or purchaser. (dl Clock cases and other cases provided for in this subpart shall be marked on the most visible part of the outside of the back to show the name of the country of manufacture; and (e) Dials shall be marked to show the name of the country of manufacture, which marking, if the dial Is imported attached to any of the articles provided for in this part, shall be placed on the face of the dial in such manner as not to be obscured by any part of the case.

715.05 (see headnote 3(b))

The column 1 rates applicable to the cases, plus the column 1 rates applicable to the movements, if such cases and movements were imported separately

The column 2 rates applicable to the cases, plus the column 2 rates applicable to the movements, if such cases and movements were imported separately

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SCHEDULE 7. - SPECIFIED PRODUCTS; MISCELLANEOUS AND NONENUMERATED PRODUCTS Part 2. - Optical Goods; Scientific and Professional Instruments; Watches, Clocks, and Timing Devices; Photographic Goods; Motion Pictures; Recordings and Recording Media Rates of Duty

715.15 (see headnote 3(b))

715.20

715.25

715.27

715.29

Clocks: With watch movements; or with clock movements measuring less than 1.77 inches in width....

With other movements: Standard marine chronometers having springdetent escapements

Other clocks: Valued not over $1.10 each

Valued over Si.10 but not over $2.25 each

Valued over $2.25 but not over $5 each

715.31

Valued over $5 but not over $10 each...

715.33

Valued over $10 each

715.'to

715. ^+5

Apparatus with watch or clock movements or with synchronous motors, for recording the time of day, or for measuring, recording, or otherwise indicating intervals of time: Pigeon timers

Other: Valued not over $1.10 each.

715.'+7

Valued over $1.10 but not over $2.25 each....

715. ^tg

Valued over $2.25 but not over $5 each

715.51

Valued over $5 but not over $10 each

715.53

Valued over SlO each

715.60

715.62

Time switches with watch or clock movements, or with synchronous or subsynchronous motors: Valued not over $1.10 each

Valued over $1.10 each but not over $2.25 each....

The column 1 rates applicable to the oases, plus the column 1 rates applicable to the move ments, if such cases and movements were imported separately

The column 2 rates applicable to the cases, plus the column 2 rates applicable to the movements, if such cases and movements were imported separately

$1.15 each + 17.5% ad val. + 7* for each jewel, if any

$4.50 each + 6 5 % ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any

27.5* each + 3 2. 5 ^ ad val. + 12.50 for each jewel, if any

550 each + 6 5 % ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any

50« each + 32.5^ ad val. + 12.50 for each jewel, if any

$1 each + 6 5 % ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any

750 each + 32.5% ad val. + 12.50 for each jewel, if any $1.50 each + 32.55^ ad val. + 12.50 for each jewel, if any $2.25 each + 32.5% ad val. + 12.50 for each jewel, if any

$1.50 each + 6 5 % ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any $3 each + 6 5 % ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any $'f,50 each + 6 5 % ad val. + 250'for each jewel, if any

$1.80 each + 2 6 % ad val. + IO0 for each jewel, if any

%k.50 each + 6 5 % ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any

27.50 each + 32.5% ad val. + 12.50 for each jewel, if any 500 each + 32.5% ad val. + 12.50 for each jewel, if any 750 each + 32.5% ad val. + 12.50 for each jewel, if any $1.50 each + 32.5% ad val. + 12.50 for each jewel, if any $2.25 each + 3 5 % ad val. + 12.50 for each jewel, if any

550 each + 6 5 % ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any $1 each + 6 5 % ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any $1.50 each + 6 5 % ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any $3 each + 6 5 % ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any $4.50 each + 6 5 % ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any

27.50 each + 32.5% ad val. + 12.50 for each jewel, if any 500 each + 32.5% ad val. + 12.50 for e a c h - ^ w e l, if any

550 each + 6 5 % ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any $1 each + 6 5 % ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any

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715.6'+

Time switches with watch or clock movements, etc. (con.): Valued over 82.25 but not over $5 each

715.66

Valued over $5 but not over $10 each

715-68

Valued over $10 each

716.08

716.10 716.11 716.12 716.13 716.14 716.15 716.16

716.20 716.21 716.22 716.23 716.24 716.25 716.26

Watch movements, assembled, without dials or hands, or with dials or hands whether or not assembled thereon: X/ Having over 17 jewels Having no jewels or not over 17 jewels: Not adjusted, not self-winding (or if a self-winding device cannot be incorporated therein), and not constructed or designed to operate for a period in excess of 47 hours without rewinding: Having no jewels or only 1 jewel: Not over 0.6 inch in width Over 0.6 but not over 0.8 inch in width Over 0.8 but not over 0.9 inch in width Over 0.9 but not over 1 inch in width Over 1 but not over 1.2 inches in width. Over 1.2 but not over I.5 Inches in width Over 1.5 but not over 1.77 inches in width Having over 1 jewel but not over 7 jewels: Not over 0.6 inch in width Over 0.6 but not over 0.8 inch in width Over 0.8 but not over 0.9 inch in width Over 0.9 but not over 1 inch in width Over 1 but not over 1.2 inches in width Over 1.2 but not over I.5 Inches in width Over 1.5 but not over 1.77 inches in width

\/ The column 1 rates of duty on most watch movements have been increased pursuant to escape-clause procedure, or by temporary legislation. See Appendix to Tariff Schedules.

75«l each + 2 0 ^ ad val. + 12.5^ for each jewel, if any $1.50 each + 205^ ad val. + 12.50 for each jewel, if any $2.25 each + 32.5^ ad val. + 12.5? for each jewel, if any

$1.50 each + 655^ ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any $3 each + 659^ ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any $4.50 each + 65;^ ad val. + 250 for eSch jewel, if any

$10.75 each

$10.75 each

9O0 each

$1.50 each

$1.50 each

750 each

$1.35 each

$1.35 each

750 each

$1.20 each

81.20 each

750 each

$1.05 each

81.05 each

750 each

930 each

930 each

750 each

840 each

840 each

750 each

750 each

750 each

$1.80 each

$2.50 each

82.50 each

$1.35 each

$2.25 each

82.25 each

$1.35 each

$2 each

$2 each

$1.20 each

81.75 each

$1.75 each

900 each

81.55 each

81.55 each

900 each

$1.40 each

$1.40 each

900 each

$1.25 each

$1.25 each

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SCHEDULE 7. - SPECIFIED PRODUCTS; MISCELLANEOUS AND NONENUMERATED PRODUCT$ Part 2. - Optical Goods; Scientific and Professional Instruments; Watches, Clocks, and Timing Devices; Photographic Goods; Motion Pictures; Recordings and Recording Media Rates of Duty

Item

Articles

2

1 Watch movements, assembled, etc. (con.): Having no jewels, etc. (con.): Not adjusted, etc. (con.): Having over 7 but not over I7 jewels: $1.80 each + 90 for each jewel over 7

716.36

$l.'tO each + I50 for each jewel over 7

900 each + 90 for each jewel over 7

716.35

81.55 each + 150 for each jewel over 7

900 each + 90 for each jewel over 7

716.3^^

81.75 each + 150 for each jewel over 7

900 each + 90 for each jewel over 7

716.33

$2 each + 150 for each jewel over 7

$1.20 each + 90 for each jewel over 7

716.32

82.25 each + 150 for each jewel over 7

$1.35 each + 90 for each jewel over 7

716.31

82.50 each + 150 for each jewel over 7

$1.35 each + 90 for each jewel over 7

81.25 each + 150 for each jewel over 7

Column 1 base rate + 500 for each adjustment

Column 2 base rate + 81 for each adjustment

Column 1 base rate + 500 each

Column 2 base rate + 81 each

Column 1 base rate + 500 each + 500 for each adjustment

Column 2 base rate + 81 each + 81 for each adjustment

750 each 81.25 each + 13.50 for each jewel over 7

750 each 81.25 each + 150 for each jewel over 7

81.50 each 82 each + 13.50 for each jewel over 7

716.30

81.75 each $2.25 each + 150 for each jewel over 7

27.50 each + 32.5$^ ad val. + 12.50 for each jewel, if any 500 each + 32.5% ad val. + 12.50 for each jewel, if any 750 each + 32.5^ ad val. + 12.50 for each jewel, if any

550 each + 6 5 % ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any 81 each + 655^ ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any 81.50 each + 65% ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any

Over 0.6 but not over 0.8 inch

Over 0.8 but not over O.9 inch

Over 0.9 but not over 1 inch

Over 1 but not over 1.2 inches

Over 1.2 but not over I.5 inches

Over 1.5 but not over 1.77 inches

717.-(See headnote 3(b))

Adjusted, but not self-winding (and if a self-winding device cannot be incorporated therein), and not constructed or designed to operate for a period in excess of k7

71§.-(See headnote 3(b))

Self-winding (or if a self-winding device can be incorporated therein), or constructed or designed to operate for a period in excess of ' • hours without rewinding, but (7

719.-(See headnote 3(b))

Adjusted and self-winding (or if a selfwinding device can be incorporated therein), or constructed or designed to operate for a period in excess of k7 hours

Clock movements, assembled, without dials or hands. or with dials or hands whether or not assembled thereon: Measuring less than 1.77 inches in width: Not constructed or designed to operate for over 47 hours without rewinding: 720.02 720. O^t Constructed or designed to operate for over 47 hours without rewinding: 720.06 720.08 Other clock movements: 720.10

720.12

Valued over $1.10 but not over 82.25 each....

720. l t ^

Valued over $2.25 but not over $5 each

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720.16 720.18

720.20

720.21 720.22

720.24

720.25 720.26 720.28

720.29 720.30

Clock movements, etc. (con.): Other clock movements (con.): Valued over $5 but not over 810 each.

Valued over $10 each.

Watch cases and parts thereof: Wholly or almost wholly of gold or platinum or of both gold and platinum: Cases Parts: Bezels, backs, and centers Other Not wholly and not almost wholly of gold or platinum or of both gold and platinum: Wholly or in part of silver; or containing gold or platinum; or set, or prepared to be set, with precious or semiprecious stones or with imitation gemstones: Cases Parts: Bezels, backs, and centers Other Other: Cases Parts: Bezels, backs, and centers Other

720.33 720.3't 720.36

Clock cases, cases for time switches or for other apparatus provided for in this subpart, and parts of the foregoing cases: Clock cases and parts thereof: Over 50 percent of metal by weight and wholly or in part of precious metal Other: Outer cases for travel clocks Other Other cases and parts

720. itO 720.42 720.44

720.32

720.60

720.65

720.67

$1.50 each + 32.55^ ad val. + 12.50 for each jewel, if any 92.25 each + 32.5^ ad val. + 12.50 for each jewel, if any

S3 each + 6 5 % ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any 84.50 each + 6 5 % ad val. + 250 for each jewel, if any

Tj^

750 each + 4 5 % ad val.

each + 3 0 ^ ad val.

37.5* each + 305^ ad val 4 0 % ad val.

750 each + 4 5 % ad val. 6 5 % ad val.

40« each + 3 0 % ad val.

400 each + 4 5 % ad val.

20« each + 3 0 % ad val. 3 0 % ad val.

200 each + 4 5 % ad val. 65% ad val.

10? each + 2 0 % ad val.

200 each + 4 5 % ad val.

50 each + 2 0 % ad val. 1 9 % ad val.

100 each + 4 5 % ad val. 4 5 % ad val.

37.5% ad val. 2 0 % ad val. 27.5% ad val. 3 0 % ad val.

4 5 % ad val. 4 5 % ad val. 4 5 % ad val.

Dials and parts thereof: Watch and clock dials: Under 1.77 inches in width 1.77 inches or more in width Other

2.5? each + 4 5 % ad val. 2 5 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val.

50 each + 4 5 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val.

Jewels, unset, suitable for use for antifriction purposes in any watch or clock movement, or in any meter, compass, or similar precision mechanism

1 0 % ad val.

1 0 % ad val.

One-half the column 1 duty for the complete movement for which suitable

One-half the column 2 duty for the complete movement for which suitable

One-half the column 1 duty for the complete movement for which suitable

One-half the column 2 duty for the complete movement for which suitable

Plates: Watch movement bottom or pillar plates or their equivalent

Any plate, or set of plates, suitable for assembling thereon a clock movement

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Item

Articles

1

720.70

Aesemblies and subassemblies for watch movements, consisting of two or more parts or pieces fastened or joined together: Balance assemblies, consisting of a balance staff, balance wheel, and hairspring, with or without other parts commercially known as parts 35? each assembly 90 for each jewel (if any) + the column 1 rate specified in item 720.65 for bottom or pillar plates or their equivalent therein (if any) + 20 for each other part or piece therein (if any), but the total duty on the assembly or subassembly shall not exceed the column 1 duty for the complete movement for which suitable. nor be less than k5% ad val. unless said 45 percent rate exceeds the column 1 duty for the complete movement.

720.75

720.80

720.82

2

500 each assembly 150 for each jewel (if any) + the column 2 rate specified in item 720.65 for bottom or pillar plates or their equivalent therein (if any) + 30 for each other part or piece therein (if any), but the total duty on the assembly or subassembly shall not exceed the column 2 duty for the complete movement for which suitable. nor be less than k5% ad val. unless said '+5 percent rate exceeds the column 2 duty for the complete movement.

The column 1 rate specified in item 720.67 for the plate or plates + 250 for each jewel (if any) + 50 for each other part or piece (if any), but the total duty on the assembly or subassembly shall not exceed the column 1 duty for the complete movement. The column 1 rate specified in item 720.67 for the plate or plates + 12.50 for each jewel (if any) + 2. 5 0 for each other part or piece (if any), but the total duty on the assembly or subassembly shall not exceed the column 1 duty for the complete movement.

The column 2 rate specified in item 720.67 for the plate or plates + 250 for each jewel (if any) + 50 for each other part or piece (if any), but the total duty on the assembly or subassembly shall. not exceed the column 2 duty for the complete movement. The column 2 rate specified in item 720.67 for the plate or plates + 250 for each jewel (if any) + 50 for each other part or piece (if any), but the total duty on the assembly or subassembly shall not exceed the column 2 duty for the complete movement.

Assemblies and subassemblies for clock movements, consisting of two or more parts or pieces fastened or joined together: Consisting in part of a plate or set of plates provided for in item 720.67: For standard marine chronometers having

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The Ramayana/Book I/Canto LII: Vas'ishtha's Feast

Right glad was Vis'vámitra when He saw the prince of saintly men. Low at his feet the hero bent, And did obeisance, reverent. The king was welcomed in, and shown A seat beside the hermit's own, Who offered him, when resting there, Fruit in due course, and woodland fare. And Vis'vámitra, noblest king, Received Vas'ishtha's welcoming, Turned to his host, and prayed him tell That he and all with him were well. Vas'ishtha to the king replied That all was well on every side, That fire, and vows, and pupils throve, And all the trees within the grove. And then the son of Brahmá, best Of all who pray with voice suppressed, Questioned with pleasant words like these The mighty king who sate at ease: 'And is it well with thee? I pray; And dost thou win by virtuous sway Thy people's love, discharging all The duties on a king that fall? Are all thy servants fostered well? Do all obey, and none rebel? Hast thou, destroyer of the foe, No enemies to overthrow? Does fortune, conqueror! still attend Thy treasure, host, and every friend! Is it all well? Does happy fate On sons and children's children wait!'

He spoke. The modest king replied That all was prosperous far and wide.

Thus for awhile the two conversed, As each to each his tale rehearsed, And as the happy moments flew, Their joy and friendship stronger grew. When such discourse had reached an end, Thus spoke the saint most reverend To royal Vis'vamitra, while His features brightened with a smile: 'O mighty lord of men. I fain Would banquet thee and all thy train In mode that suits thy station high: And do not thou my prayer deny. Let my good lord with favour take The offering that I fain would make, And let me honour, ere we part. My royal guest with loving heart.'

Him Vis'vámitra thus addressed: 'Why make, O Saint, this new request? Thy welcome and each gracious word Sufficient honour have conferred. Thou gavest roots and fruit to eat, The treasures of this pure retreat, And water for my mouth and feet; And--boon I prize above the rest-- Thy presence has mine eyesight blest. Honoured by thee in every way, To whom all honour all should pay, I now will go. My lord, Good-bye! Regard me with a friendly eye.'

Him speaking thus Vas'ishtha stayed, And still to share his banquet prayed. The will of Gádhi's son he bent, And won the monarch to consent, Who spoke in answer. 'Let it be, Great Hermit, as it pleases thee.' When, best of those who breathe the prayer, He heard the king his will declare, He called the cow of spotted skin, All spot without, all pure within. 'Come, Dapple-skin,' he cried, 'with speed; Hear thou my words and help at need. My heart is set to entertain This monarch and his mighty train With sumptuous meal and worthy fare; Be thine the banquet to prepare. Each dainty cute, each goodly dish, Of six-fold taste as each may wish-- All these, O cow of heavenly power, Rain down for me in copious shower: Viands and drink for tooth and lip, To eat, to suck, to quaff, to sip-- Of these sufficient, and to spare, O plenty-giving cow, prepare.'


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720. Sit

Assemblies and subassemblies for clock movements, etc. (con.): Other assemblies and subassemblies: For standard marine chronometers having spring-detent escapements

For other movements.

720.90 720.92 720.94 721.05

721.10 721.12

Other parts for watch or clock movements: For watch movements For clock movements: For standard marine chronometers having spring-detent escapements For other movements Any of the foregoing parts of watch movements (except bottom or pillar plates or their equivalent, bridges or their equivalent, and jewels) imported in the same shipment, and entered, with complete watch movements (whether or not suitable for use in such movements) but not including any portion of all the parts in such shipment which exceeds in value k percent of the value of such movements .. ' Any of the foregoing parts of clock movements (except plates and jewels) imported in the same shipment, and entered, with complete clocks, clock movements, apparatus, or time switches provided for in this subpart (whether or not suitable for use in such complete articles), but not includrig any portion of all the parts in the shipment which exceeds in value 1.5 percent of the value of tr.h complete articles: For any standard marine chron<.oers, if imported with any such articles For any clock, clock movement, apparatus, or time switch, if imported with any complete articles except standard marine chronometers....

Subpart F. - Photographic Equipment and Supplies Subpart F headnotes: Th

bpart does not cover — (I) optical elements other than photographic f i l t e r s (see subpart A of t h i s part); ( i l l e l e c t r i c a l pick-up or amplifying devices or other articles which are provided for in part 5 of schedule 6; or ( III) s t i l l pictures (see part 5 of schedule 21 or motion oictures (see subpart G of t h i s part).

25-555 O - 64 - 24

655^ ad val. + 25* for each jewel ( i f any) + 30 for each other p i e c e or part 32.5% ad val. + 12.5« for each jewel ( i f any) + 1.5(8 for each other p i e c e or part

65% ad val. + 250 for each ewel (if any) 30 for each other piece or part 65% ad val. + 250 for for each jewel (if any) •+ 30 for each other piec e or part

35% ad val.

655^ ad val.

50% (53%) ad val. 32.5% ad val.

65% ad val. 65% ad val.

k3% ad val.

k3% ad val.

12.556 ad val.

k3% ad val.

22.556 ad val.

k3% ad val.

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SCHEDULE 7. - SPECIFIED PRODUCTS; MISCELLANEOUS AND NONENUMERATED PRODUCTS Part 2. - Optical Goods; Scientific and Professional Instruments; Watches, Clocks, and Timing Devices; Photographic Goods; Motion Pictures; Recordings and Recording Media Rates of Duty

Item

Articles

1

2

Photographic motion-picture cameras, with or without sound recording systems: 1 5 % ad val. 1 2 ^ ad val.

455^ ad val.

2 0 ^ ad val.

205t ad val.

\1% ad val. 155^ ad val. 15$^ ad val.

2 0 % ad val. 2 0 % ad val. 2 0 % ad val.

2 5 % ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

1 5 ^ ad val. 2051^ ad val.

2 0 % ad val. 2 0 % ad val.

3 5 ^ ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

11.5% ad val. 35!^ ad val. 35il^ ad val.

4 5 % ad val. 4 5 % ad val. 4 5 % ad val.

355^ ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

11.5% ad val. 4556 ad val. \U% ad val.

3 5 % ad val. 4 5 % ad val. 3 5 % ad val.

19S^ ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

2 0 % ad val.

2 0 % ad val.

205^ ad val.

5 0 % ad val.

Yl.5%

722.10

20?6 ad val. 20;^ ad val.

25!^ ad val.

722.02 722.04

3 5 % ad val.

Photographic cameras (other than motion-picture cameras), photographic enlargers, and combination camera-enlargers: Having a photographic lens valued over 50 percent Other cameras:

722.12 Other than fixed-focus: 722.14 722.16 722.18

722.30

Parts of any of the foregoing cameras, enlargers, and camera-enlargers: Containing a photographic lens valued over 50 Other:

722.32 722.34

722.40 722.42

Projectors, and combination camera-projectors, with or without sound reproducing, or sound recording and reproducing, systems: Projectors other than motion-picture projectors... Motion-picture projectors: With sound recording and reproducing systems; and those capable of projecting only sound

722.44 722.46 722.50

722.52

Parts of any of the foregoing projectors or camera-

Photographic film viewers, titlers, splicers, and editors, all the foregoing and combinations thereof, and parts of such articles and combinations: Articles containing an optical lens or designed to contain such a lens, and parts thereof: Editors, and combination editor-splicers, for motion-picture film, and parts

722.55 722.56 722.60

722.64

Lens caps; lens hoods; and adapter rings for attaching lens hoods, filters, supplemental lenses, or other

Photographic filters for cameras, enlargers, or

722.70 722.72

Photographic flash-lighting apparatus, including ad val.

°f^ ad val.

27.5% ad val.

25/^ ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

722.80

1 5 6 ad val. 91

4 5 % ad val.

722.82

19i^ ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

722.75 722.78

Range finders designed to be used with photographic

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722.84

Half-tone s c r e e n s designed for use i n engraving or photographic processes

27.5% ad val.

55% ad val.

11.5$^ ad val.

35% ad val.

Zlt per l b. + 17% ad val. 195^ ad val. 19% ad val. 10% ad val.

500 per l b. + 40% ad val. 45% ad val. 45% ad val. 35% ad val.

Equipment s p e c i a l l y designed for p r o c e s s i n g and p r i n t i n g m o t i o n - p i c t u r e film

10% ad val.

35% ad val.

Photographic film, s e n s i t i z e d but not exposed: Motion-picture film: Under 1 inch i n width. 1 inch or more i n width. Other than motion-picture film.

6.25% ad val. 0. 1 * p e r 16.5 sq. i n. 6.25% ad val.

25% ad val. 0.4.0 per 16.5 s q. i n. 25% ad val.

Emulsion i n sheet or s t r i p form, p h o to - s e n s i t i v e, but not exposed

15% ad val.

20% ad val.

723.25

Photographic dry p l a t e s.

15% ad val.

20% ad val.

723.30 723.32

Photographic p a p e r s, i n c l u d i n g blue p r i n t and brown p r i n t p a p e r s, s e n s i t i z e d b u t not exposed: Silver halide papers. Other.

10.5% ad val. 8.5% ad val.

30% ad val. 30% ad val.

H e a t - s e n s i t i v e papers designed for d u p l i c a t i n g or r e c o r d i n g, not exposed

15% ad val.

35% ad val.

722.86 722.88 722.90 722.92 722,Sk 722.96

723.05 723.10 723.15

723.35

Equipment s p e c i a l l y designed for p h o to f i n i s h i n g ( s t i l l picture): Contact p r i n t e r s. Developing t a n k s: Of p l a s t i c and having a developing f l u i d c a p a c i t y of not over 2 q u a r t s Other. Enlarging e a s e l s. Other, not s p e c i a l l y provided for.

Subpart G. - Motion Pictures; Tape Recordings, Phonograph Records, and Other Recordings; Recording Media; Scrap and Waste Photographic Film Subpart G headnofe: 1. The provisions of Items 7 2 4. 0 5 and 7 2 4, 1 0 are the only provisions In t h i s subpart which cover photographic f i l m on which p i c t u r e s have been recorded, 2. For the purposes of assessing the duty on m o t i o n - p i c t u r e f i l m provided for In Item 7 2 4. 1 0, the footage of m u l t i p l e f i l m m a t r i c e s of equal l e n g t h, on each of which a r e recorded photographic images complementary to l i k e images on the other m a t r i c e s, s h a l l be the length of a s i n g l e m a t r i x o n l y,. I f such m a t r i c e s a r e Imported to g e the r for producing m o t i o n - p i c t u r e f i l m, i n c o l o r, o f a length no g r e a t e r than that of one of the Imported matrices.

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SCHEDULE 7. - SPECIFIED PRODUCTS; MISCELLANEOUS AND NONENUMERATED PRODUCTS Part 2. - Optical Goods; Scientific and Professional Instruments; Watches, Clocks, and Timing Devices; Photographic Goods; Motion Pictures; Recordings and Recording Media Rates of Duty

72't.05 72.h.\0 V2'f.l2

Motion-picture film in any form on which pictures, or sound and pictures, have been recorded, whether or not developed: Newsreels, not developed, of current events abroad Other.

Free 0.960 per lin. ft.

Free 30 per lin. ft.

Magnetic video tape on which pictures or pictures and sound have been recorded

0.80 per lin. ft.

1.00 per lin. ft.

10 per lin. ft.

72k.15

News sound recordings relating to current events abroad

724.20

Sound recordings (except those provided for in item 724.05) produced on photographic or magnetic film, tape, or wire, and suitable for use in connection with motion-picture exhibits

10 per lin. ft.

Phonograph records (except those provided for in item 724.15)

10% ad val.

Sound recordings on discs of soft wax (master records), or metal matrices obtained therefrom, for use in the manufacture of sound records for export

Free

724.25 724.30

724.35 724.40

724.45 724.50

Sound recordings, and magnetic recordings, not provided for in the foregoing provisions of this subpart: Recorded on wire. Recorded on magnetic tape or on any medium other than wire Magnetic recording media not having any material recorded thereon Scrap and waste photographic film fit only for the recovery of its constituent materials

0.80 per lin. ft.

10 per lin. ft.

0,250 per sq. in. of recording surface

10 per sq. in. of recording surface

12% ad val.

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SCHEDULE 7. - SPECIFIED PRODUCTS; MISCELLANEOUS AND NONENUMERATED PRODUCTS Part 3. - M u s i c a l I n s t r u m e n t s, Part s, and A c c e s s o r i e s

359

Rates of IXity

PART 3. - MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, P A R T S, AND ACCESSORIES Subpart A. - M u s i c a l Instruments Subpart A headnotes: 1.

This subpart does not cover — (I) articles which are toys (see part 5 of this schedule); or (ii) articies which are antiques (see part II of this schedule).

2.

For the purposes of this subpart — (a) the term "brass wind instruments" refers to wind instruments of the "cupped-fnouthpiece family" such as, but not limited to, trumpets, trombones, tubas, bass horns, sousaphones, bugles, French horns, cornets, flugelhorns, and saxhorns; (b) the terra "wood-wind instruments" refers to wind instruments, usunlly sounded with reeds, and includes, but is not limited to, clarinets, oboes, bassoons, English horns, flutes, recorders, fifes, flageolets, piccolos, saxophones, and sarrusophones; and (c) the term "electronic musical instruments" embraces all musical instruments in which the sound is generated electrically, and conventional-type instruments not suitable for playing without electrical amplification, but the term does not include conventional-type instruments, fitted with electrical pick-up and ampiitying devices, when the instrument is suitable for playing without such ampiification. 3. The provisions of this subpart for string, wind, and percussion musical instruments Include such instruments whether or not fitted with electrical pick-up and amplifying devices. Such devices, however, are separately classifiable from the musical instrument with which imported unless such devices are, or are designed and intended to be, fitted into or housed in the instrument Itself.

725.02 725.04 725.06

725.10 725.12 725.1't 725.16 725.18 725.20 725.22 725.24 725.26

Stringed musical instruments: Pianos (including player pianos, whether or not with keyboards); harpsichords, clavichords, and other keyboard stringed instruments Violins, violas, violoncellos, and double basses Other stringed instruments Wind musical instruments: Organs: Pipe Other Accordions and concertinas: Piano accordions Other Moath organs Brass wind instruments: Valued not over $10 each Valued over 810 each Wood-wind instruments Other wind instruments

\7% ad val. 50? each + \h% '9\% ad val.

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hC0> ad val. $1.25 each + 40^ ad val.

105^ ad val. Y7% ad val.

355^ ad val. hQ% ad val.

\h% ad val. 16% ad val. \k% ad val.

405^ ad val. 1+05^ ad val. -405^ ad val.

305^ 2096 15^ 17S^

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SPECIFIED PRODUCTS; MISCELLANEOUS AND NONE NUMERATED PRODUCTS Part 3. - Musical Instruments, Part s, and Accessories Rates of Duty

725.3^* 725.36 725.38 725.^*0

Percussion musical instruments: Cymbals Drums Sets of tuned bells known as chimes, peals, or carillons: Containing not over 22 bells.. Containing ever 22 but not over ih bells.. Containing over 3^ bells Other

725.^+5

Electronic musical instruments

1 7 * ad val.

kC^ ad val.

725.50 725.52

Other musical instruments: Music boxes Other

1 6 ^ ad val. 175^ ad val.

hO% ad val. kO% ad val.

175^ ad val.

5 0 % ad val.

lk% ad val.

kca

125^ ad val.

155^ ad val.

2 0 % ad val.

k(y)i ad val.

Mutes for musical instruments; pedals, dampers, and spurs for drums; pedals and holders for cymbals; lyres and other music holders for attachment to musical instruments; and collapsible stands for holding music or for holding musical instruments

195^ ad val.

k5% ad val.

726. to

Strings for musical instruments

lk% ad val.

ifO^^ ad val.

726.45

Tuning pins

3kt per 1000 pins 12?^ ad val.

$1 per 1000 pins + 3 5 % ad val.

726.50 726.52

Parts of violins, violas, violoncellos, and double basses (except strings but including chin rests and shoulder rests): Bows, parts of bows, and chin rests Other

lk% ad val. 1656 ad val.

hO% ad val. kO% ad val.

Parts of stringed musical instruments provided for in item 725.06 (except strings and tuning pins)

3k% ad val.

726.60 726.62

Parts of pipe organs: Player actions, and parts thereof Other

12% ad val. 105^ ad val.

6Q% ad val. 3 5 % ad val.

726.63

Parts of accordions and concertinas

lk% ad val.

kO% ad val,

726.65

Parts of brass wind instruments

20% ad val.

hO% ad val.

726.70

Parts of wood-wind instruments

1 5 % ad val.

kO% ad val.

725.30 725.32

105t ad val. 175^ ad val.

kO% ad val. 405^ ad val.

10?^ ad val. lk% ad val. 6.5% ad val. 17S^ ad val.

kO% 20^ 20k kQ%

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Subpart B. Musical Instrument Parts and Accessories Subpart B headnote; I. This subpart does not cover electrical pickup or amplifying devices or other articles which are provided for in part 5 of schedule 6 or part 2 of schedule 7.

726.05

Cases for musical instruments

726.10

Metronomes, pitch pipes, tuning forks, and tuning ad val.

hammers, all the foregoing for whatever use Intended. 726.15 Bow rosin 726.20 Bow hair 726.25

726.55

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SCHEDULE 7. - SPECIFIED PRODUCTS; MISCELLANEOUS AND NONENUMERATED PRODUCTS Part 3. - Musical Instruments, Part s, and Accessories Rates of Duty

726.75

Movements and other part s of music boxes

16% ad val.

kO% ad val.

726.80

Musical instrument part s not s p e c i a l l y provided for.

17% ad val.

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SCHEDULE 7. - SPECIFIED PRODUCTS; MISCELLANEOUS AND NONENUMERATED PRODUCTS Part 4. - Furniture; Pillows, Cushions, and Mattresses; Nontextile Floor Coverings 363 Rates of Duty

PART 4. - FURNITURE; PILLOWS, CUSHIONS, AND MATTRESSES; NONTEXTILE FLOOR COVERINGS Subpart A. - Furniture, Pillows, Cushions, and Mattresses

Subpart A headnotes: I, For the purposes of this subpart, the term "furniture" includes movable articles of utility, designed to be placed on the floor or ground, and used to equip dwellings, offices, restaurants, libraries, schools, churches, hospitals, or other establishments, aircraft, vessels, vehicles, or other means of transport, gardens, patios, parks, or similar outdoor places, even though such articles are designed to be screwed, bolted, or otherwise fixed in place on the floor or ground; and kitchen cabinets and similar cupboards, seats and beds, and sectional bookcases and similar sectional furniture, even though designed to be fixed to the wall or to stand one on the other; but the term does not include — (I) antique furniture provided for In part 113 of schedule 7; (li) articles of concrete, of stone, or of ceramic ware (see parts I and 2 of schedule 5); (iii) lamps and other lighting apparatus (see part 5 of schedule 61; (Iv) floor coverings (see part 28 of schedule 2, part 5 of schedule 5, and subpart B of this parti; (vl blinds, shutters, curtains, screens, and shades (see parts IE and 2B of schedule 11; (vll furnishings provided for in part 5 of schedule 3; (viil mirrors (see part 3 of schedule 51; (viiil waste paper baskets; (1x1 game tables and equipment, or toys (see part 5 of this schedulel; (xl safes (see part 3F of schedule 61; (xil refrigerators, freezers, dishwashers, stoves, clothes washers or dryers, television sets, radios, and phonographs (see parts 3F, 4, and 5 of schedule 61; Ixiil furniture specially designed for "X-ray work (see part 2B of schedule 71; or (xlill furniture specially designed for sewing machines (see part 4E of schedule 61.

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SCHEDULE 7. Part 4.

SPECIFIED PRODUCTS; MISCELLANEOUS AND NONENUMERATED PRODUCTS Furniture; Pillows, Cushions, and Mattresses; Nontextile Floor Coverings Rates of Duty

727.02

727. O^t

727.10 727.15 727.30 727.35 727.'to 727.'t5 727.'+7 727.^*8 727.52 727.55 727.80

Furniture designed for hospital, medical, surgical, veterinary, or dental use; dentists', barbers' and similar chairs with mechanical elevating, rotating, or reclining movements; and parts of the foregoing: Dentists', barbers' and similar chairs with mechanical elevating, rotating, or reclining movements, and parts thereof Other Furniture, and parts thereof, not specially provided for: Of unspun fibrous vegetable materials Of wood: Bent-wood furniture, and parts thereof Other: Chairs Furniture other than chairs Parts of furniture Of textile materials, except cotton Of rubber or plastics: Of reinforced or laminated plastics Other Of copper Other Pillows, cushions, mattresses, and similar furnishings, all the foregoing, whether or not fitted with covers and with or without electrical heating elements, fitted with springs, stuffed, or both, or of expanded, foamed, or sponge rubber or plastics

Subpart B. - Nontextile Floor Coverings Subpart B headnotes: 1. This subpart covers certain hard-surfaced floor coverings and floor coverings not specially provided for, but does not cover — (i) floor coverings of unspun fibrous vegetable materials (sec part 2B of schedule 2); lii) floor coverings of textile materials (see part 5A of schedule 31; or liiil floor coverings of fur or leather (see part 13B of schedule 71. 2.

For the purposes of this subpart — (al the term "IInoleum" embraces a covering consisting of oxidized linseed oil or other drying oiIs with added fiIlers such as wood flour, cork, resins, and color pigments, whether or not applied to a base of burlap, felt, or other material, and whether or not cut or made Into sizes for rugs, carpets, mats, tiles, table or counter tops, or other articles; (bl the term "Inlaid" (Item 728.05), as used with regard to linoleum, refers to linoleum having 8 design or pattern which extends vertically from the wearing surface through to the other surface or to the base, if one is present;

11.5% ad val. 175^ ad val.

1,% ad val. ifOS^ ad val.

605^ ad val. 25,5i^ ad val.

42.55^ ad val.

17S6 ad val. 10.5S^ ad val. 17% ad val. 355^ ad val.

40S^ ifO^t 40% 80%

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30^ ad val. 12.59^ ad val. 12.5% ad val. 20% ad val.

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SCHEDULE 7. - SPECIFIED PRODUCTS; MISCELLANEOUS AND NONENUMERATED PRODUCTS Part 4. - Furniture; Pillows, Cushions, and Mattresses; Nontextile Floor Coverings 355 Rates of Duty

(c) the term "floor ccwerinqs" embraces articles which, whether In the form of continuous sheets or made or cut Into rugs, carpets, tiles, or other shapes, are suitable for use as floor coverings In homes, business establishments, institutions, vehicles, or elsewhere; and (d) the term "felt-base" (item 728.151, as used with regard to floor coverings, embraces a floor covering with a base of paper felt, usually asphalt saturated, and a wearing surface wholly of paints or enamels.

728.05 728,10

Linoleum: Inlaid

21st ad val. 12.5S^ ad val.

k2% ad val. 355^ ad val.

1 0 ^ ad val.

4 0 ^ ad val.

5* per lb.

100 per lb.

17% ad val.

kO% ad val.

Other 728.15 Felt-base floor coverings 728.20 Floor coverings wholly of composition cork. 728.25 Floor coverings not specially provided for.

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SCHEDULE 7. - SPECIFIED PRODUCTS; MISCELLANEOUS AND NONENUMERATED PRODUCTS Part 5. - Arms and Ammunition; Fishing Tackle; Wheel Gocxis; Sporting Goods, Games and Toys 367 Rates of Duty

PART 5. - ARMS AND AMMUNITION; FISHING TACKLE; WHEEL GOODS; SPORTING GOODS, GAMES AND TOYS Subpart A. - Arms and Ammunition Subpart A headnotes: 1, This subpart covers side arms, firearms, and other arms, whether designed for military, police, sporting, or other use; certain pistols, guns, and other devices which are not arms but which expend, or operate by means of, an explosive charge; bombs, grenades, torpedoes, mines, guided weapons and missiles, and similar munitions of war, and ammunition; and parts of the foregoing. This subpart does not cover — (i) archery bows and arrows, and fencing foils (see subpart 0 of this part); (ill tools operated by means of an explosive charge, cutlery, hand tools, and similar implements (see parts 3E and 4F of schedule 61; (iil) transportation equipment even if armed or otherwise designed for military use (see part 6 of schedule 6); o. (Iv) flares and other chemical signals (see part 9A of this schedule). 2. For the purposes of this subpart, the term "firearms" covers every weapon or other device designed to project a missile by the firing of an explosive-charge (including captive-bolt pistols, harpoon guns, and similar devices even though the projectiles are not completely released), and also includes any such device in the form of an object such as a walking stick, cane, pencil, pocket knife, or cigarette case; but the term does not include line-throwing guns. Very light pistols or other devices designed to project signal flares, pistols or other devices designed to fire only blank cartridges or blank ammunition, or any other device similar to the foregoing which expends or operates by means of an explosive charge.

730.05

730.10

Swords, bayonets, and other side arms (except firearms), parts thereof, and scabbards and sheaths thereforMuskets, shotguns, rifles, pistols, and revolvers, all the foregoing which are firearms designed to fire shot, pellets, or bullets, but which-are not designed to fire and are not capable of firing a fixed cartridge; and parts of the foregoing

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SCHEDULE 7. - SPECIFIED PRODUCTS; MISCELLANEOUS AND NONENUMERATED PRODUCTS Part 5. - Arms and Ammunition; Fishing Tackle; Wiieel Goods; Sporting Goods, Games and Toys Rates of Duty

730.15 730.17 730.19 730.23 730.25 730.27 730.29 730.31

730.37 730.39 730. itl 730.'t3 730. its 730.51 730.53 730.55 730.57 730.59

Pistols, revolvers, rifles, shotguns, and combination shotguns and rifles, all the foregoing which are firearms designed to fire shot, pellets, or bullets (except firearms provided for in item 730.10): Pistols and revolvers: Valued not over 84 each Valued over S * but not over $8 each ' Valued over 88 each Rifles: Valued not over 85 each Valued over 85 but not over 810 each Valued over 810 but not over 825 each Valued over 825 but not over 850 each Valued over 850 each Shotguns: Valued not over 85 each Valued over 85 hut not over 810 each Valued over 810 but not over 825 each Valued over 825 but not over 85O each Valued over 850 each Combination shotguns and rifles: Valued not over 85 each Valued over 85 but not over 8IO each Valued over 8IO but not over 825 each Valued over 825 but not over 85O each Valued over 850 each

82 each + 55i^ ad val. 82 each + 55% ad val. 81.35 each + 30% ad val. 82.50 each + 55% ad val. 81.^^0 each + 22?^ ad val 83.50 each + 55% ad val. 750 each + 22. % ad val. 81.50 each + 45% ad val. 82- each + 22.5 ad val. 84 each + 45% ad val. 82.1+0 each + 1 % ad val 86 each + 45% ad val. 85 each +22.5 ad val. 810 each + 45% ad val. 65% ad val. l't% ad val. 50# each + 15^ ad val. 81 each + 15% ad val. 82 each + 15% ad val. 82.0't each + 10% ad val. 16% ad val.

81.50 each + 45% ad val. 84 each + 45% ad val. 86 each + 45% ad val. 810 each + 45% ad val. 65% ad val.

65« each + 19% ad val 81.70 each + 19% ad val. 82.55 each + 19% ad val Si*.25 each + 19% ad val 27.5% ad val.

81.50 each + 45% ad val. 84 each + 45% ad val. 86 each + 45% ad val. 810 each + 45% ad val. 65% ad val.

42% ad val.

105% ad val.

82 each + 20% ad val. 81.60 each + 20% ad val 18% ad val.

85 each + 50% ad val. 84 each + 50% ad val. 55% ad val.

Parts of the foregoing firearms (except parts of firearms described in item 730.10): Pistol and revolver parts Rifle parts: Stocks Barrels Other Shotgun parts: Stocks Barrels: Forged, in single tubes, rough bored Other Other Ck>mbination rifle and shotgun parts

85* each + 10% ad val.

85 each + 50% ad val.

5% ad val. 70* each + 10% ad val. 12% ad val. 27.5% ad val.

10% ad val. 84 each + 50% ad val. 55% ad val. 55% ad val.

730.81

Other firearms (including captive-bolt pistols, harpoon guns, and similar devices)j line-throwing guns. Very light pistols and other devices designed to project only signal flares, pistols and other devices designed to fire only blank cartridges or blank ammunition, all the foregoing, and any devices similar thereto, which expend, or operate by means of, an explosive charge; and parts of the foregoing: Pistols designed to fire only blank cartridges or blank ammunition, and parts thereof Other

42% ad val. 9% ad val.

105% ad val. 27.5% ad val.

730.85 730.86 730.88

Arms (other than side arms and firearms), and parts thereof: Pistols, rifles, and other arms which eject missiles by the release of compressed air or gas, or by the release of a spring mechanism or rubber held under tension, and parts thereof: Rifles, and parts thereof Other Other

35% ad val. 9% ad val. 19% ad val.

70% ad val. 27.5% ad val. 45% ad val.

730.90 730.91 730.92 730.93

Bombs, grenades, torpedoes, mines, guided weapons and missiles and similar munitions of war, and parts thereof; ammunition, and parts thereof: Cartridges and empty cartridge shells Percussion caps Gun wads Other

25% 12% 16% 18%

30% 30% 35% 45%

730.61 730.63 730.65 730.67 730.71 730.73 730.7*+ 730.75 730.77

730.80

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SCHEDULE 7. - SPECIFIED PRODUCTS; MISCELLANEOUS AND NONENUMERATED PRODUCTS Part 5. - Arms and Ammunition; Fishing Tackle; Wheel Goods; Sporting Goods, Games and Toys Rates of Duty

Subpart B. - Fishing Tackle Subpart B headnofes; I,

This subpart does not cover — <l) fish netting and fishing nets other than fish landing nets (see part 4C of schedule 31; (III feathers for artificial flies (see part ISO of schedule II; (III) fishing guns (see subpart A of this part); or (Iv) watercraft or other transportation equipment (see part 6 of schedule 6 1.

731.05 731.06

Fish hooks, including snelled hooks: Snelled hooks. Other.

2 5 % ad val. 3 0 ^ ad val.

555^ ad val. 4 5 % ad val.

731.10

Fishing baskets or creels.

25S^ ad val.

455^ ad val.

731.15

Fishing rods, and parts thereof.

3 3 ^ ad val.

yy% ad val.

731.20 731.22 731.2'* 731.26

Fishing reels and parts thereof: Reels: Valued not over 82.70 each. Valued over 82.70 but not over $8.45 each. Valued over 88.45 each. Parts.

46.55^ ad val. 81.25 each 155^ ad val. 27S^ ad val.

555^ 55S^ 555^ 555^

731.30

Fishing casts or leaders.

355^ ad val.

5 5 % ad val.

731.40 731.42 731.44

Fishing line put up and packaged for retail sale: Of cotton. Of flax. Other.

2 0 ^ ad val. 13.5^ ad val. 27.55^ ad val.

4 0 ^ ad val. 4 0 ^ ad val. 6556 ad val.

731.50

Fish landing nets.

255^ ad val.

4 0 % ad val.

731.60

Equipment designed for sport fishing, fishing tackle, and parts of such equipment and tackle, all the foregoing not specially provided for

Z5% ad val.

5 5 % ad val.

Subpart C. - Wheel Goods Subpart C headnotet I. For the purposes of classifying bicycles under the provisions therefor In this subpart, the diameter of each wheel Is the diameter measured to the outer circumference of the tire which Is mounted thereon or. If none Is mounted thereon, of the usual tire for such wheel.

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