TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES 5U References to Tariff Schedules
References to Tariff Schedules WOOD—Continued utensils, householdveneer panels
206.9S-97 WRECKERS (motor vehicles) -Sch 2 Ft 3 Hdnte l (c); WRENCHES 2U0.30-60 WRITING PAPER cut to size Sch 2 Pt 3 Hdnte 1 (a);
veneers waste WOODCUTS— for institutions in^jorted under bond made and p r i n t e d by hand napf WOOD-WIND INSTRUMENTS W O WORKING MS.CHINE TOOLS OD WOOL carded or combed
2liO. 00-06 200.10 850.10; 851.10 862.10; 86U.70 765.10 27U.50; 27U.70 Soh 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2 (b); 725.2U Soh 6 Pt UF Hdnte l (a) ( i i i); 67U.liO-U2 S c h 3 Hdnte 2 (o); Sch 3 Pt IC 307.50-52 177.58-62 U9O.05 178.10 lj65.75 522.81 306.00-306.81i 652.50
crude or r e f i n e d halogenated, n i t r a t e d, or vulcanized hydrogenated sulfonated or s u l f a t e d m i n e r a l, i n bulk, b a t t s, e t c. not carded or combed steel
for use under bond for making certain belting, boots, floor coverings, sooJcs, press cloth, or paper makers' felts Sch 3 Ft IC Hdnte U; 306.00-Oli waste 307.02-18 woven fabrics of, nspf 336.10-60 yarns of 307.60-6U
WOOL AND RELATED ANIMAL HAIR— carbonized clean yield i n the grease on the s k i n scoured sorted washed W R HOLDERS— OK for machine to o l s magnetic v i s e s and clamps WORKSHOPS, r a i l r o a d and r a i l r o a d service vehicles WORKS OF ART of American a r t i s t s r e s i d i n g abroad ingjorted under bond for institutions s t a t u a r y and s c u l p t u r e s, not o r i g i n a l, of stone
Sch Sch Sch Sch Sch Sch Soh
3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt
IC IC IC IC IC IC IC
Hdnte Hdnte Hdnte Hdnte Hdnte Hdnte Hdnte
1(h) 1(c) 1(e) l(d) 1(g) l(i) 1(f)
67U. 50-56 682.80 61*9.37 690.20 765.05-30 765.30 862.10; 861*.70 850.10; 851.10 513.51
692.15 6U8.97 Sch 2 Pt U Hdnte 2(d) 256.20-25
not cut to s i z e prepared for use as combination s h e e t s and envelopes
252.75; 25U.56-58 256.14.0
X-RAY— apparatus film, exposedXYLENE
XYIENOLS XYLOCAINE
709.61-63
27U.U5 U0l.7lt UOl.76; U03.U6 1*07.35
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YACHTS Gen Hdnte 5 (e); 696.05-15 YARN COUNT (method of determining) Soh 3 Hdnte 1
cotton Sch 3 Pt 3A Hdnte l(b) YARN NUMBER, cotton (method of determining)-Sch 3 Pt U Hdnte 1; Sch 3 Pt 3A Hdnte l(b) YARNS and t h read s — of animal hair, nspf 312.10 of asbestos 518.21 of cotton 300.60-303.20 (defined) Sch 3 Hdnte 2(e) elastic 3U9.10 glass fiber Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 2 (o); 309.98-W machines— for preparing yarns to be woven, knit, braided, etc. 670.12 for producing yarns 670.02-06 of man-made fibers 309.98-310.91 metalized 312.30 not specially provided for 312.50 of paper • 312.1*0 of silk 308.30-90 of vegetable fibers, except cotton 305.02-50 of wool and related hair 307.60-61* YEAST 1*37.1*7-1*8 extract preparations 182.1*5
YELLCWS (pigments) — chrome zinc YELLWTAIL (see FISH) YLANG YUNG (CANANGA) OIL YTTRIUM (see also METALS) — compounds— s a l t s of organic a c ids other
—
statues, statuettes, and hand-made flowers, not original, of ceramic ware 531*. 11 WRAPPING— machinery 662.10-20 paper 252.81-86 ZAFFER WRAPPINGS, wood excelsior 200.25 ZINC (see a l s o METAIS) — WREATHS— compounds— artificial 7l*8.l5; 71*8.20; 7U8.1*0 s a l t s of organic a c i d s of natural flowers or p l a n t s — other dried, bleached, colored, etc. ore 7U8.35 fresh 192.20 pigments (lithopone, oxide, and sulfide)zinc yellow ZIRCONIUM (see also METALS) — compounds— salts of organic acids other metal ore
1*73.12 1*73.20 1*52.70 1*27.28 1*23.00
523.1*1
1*27.21*-25 1*22.70-78 601.66; 602.20 1*73.72-80 1*73.20 1*27.28 1*22.80-82 629.60-65 601.63
U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1964 O - 25-555
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