Other: — Dyed
Part of: 430219 — Whole skins, with or without head, tail or paws, not assembled: — Other:
N019265 · 2007-11-21 — The tariff classification of furskins from Italy and Brazil.
You submitted six samples of tanned furskins that have been decoratively dyed a solid color or to resemble an animal print. Four of the six are bovine and include the following: Leopard (dyed tan with brown spots), Brown Fur (dyed brown), Pink Fur (dyed magenta) and Black and Red Cow Print (dyed black and red). The final two samples are equine and include the following: Horsy (dyed brown and metallic sliver) and Jag (dyed black). All samples excluding Jag originated in Italy; Jag is of Brazilian origin. You have indicated that the furskins will be imported as whole skins. The applicable…
087479 · 1991-01-14 — Slink lambskins not classifiable under provision covering Astrakhan, Broadtail, Caracul, Persian, Indian, Chinese, Mongolian or Tibetan lamb. NYRL 838593 modified in part. General Note 5, HTSUSA. Commingling.
In addition, you submitted additional information in a letter dated October 26, 1990, including some sample invoices, and in a letter dated October 22, 1990. Sample skins of various grades and finishes were submitted with your request, together with two pages of sample "Broadtail" special finish cuttings. FACTS: The merchandise in question consists of slink lambskins, which are the peltries removed from premature or stillborn lambs, or animals that perished or were slaughtered soon after birth. As a general matter, slinks are not limited to a specific breed or species of lamb. Rather, it is…
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