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N268869 · 2015-10-02 — The tariff classification of bells from Russia
Photographs, videos and descriptive literature of various hand-forged bells were submitted with your request. The bells are primarily used by Orthodox Churches in choirs, symphonies and bell towers to be rung in rhythmic patterns. Each bell is tuned to play a specific octave and hum tone. The bells, which are constructed of bronze with a steel clapper, are forged at one of three foundries with custom icons and inscriptions (e.g. scenes of saints, words of scripture, etc.) based on specifications provided by the church or other purchaser. The bells are available in a wide array of sizes,…
N116819 · 2010-08-16 — The tariff classification of a Nut Shaker from Peru.
The submitted sample is a musical instrument identified as a Nut Shaker, #31177. The Nut Shaker is made from a hollow bamboo tube that measures approximately 8 ¼ inches in length by ¾ inch in diameter. Pieces of string are interwoven through four holes near the top and out the end of the tube. Attached to the ends of the strings are approximately twenty hollow, dried nut shells. A hole is drilled into each nut shell and the string is inserted through the hole and tied into a knot to hold the shell in place. When the tube is shaken, the nut shells knock into each other and provide a sound…
N116818 · 2010-08-12 — The tariff classification of a Rain Stick from Peru.
The submitted sample is a musical instrument identified as a Rain Stick, #31008. The Rain Stick measures approximately 23 ¼ inches in length and is made from a hollow bamboo tube containing small rocks. Both ends of the tube are sealed. When shifted, the Rain Stick produces a rain-like sound as the rocks cascade from one end to the other. The exterior of the Rain Stick is painted black and is decorated with celestial design consisting of a depiction of a gold colored sun and a silver colored crescent moon in bas-relief. The sun and moon are attached to one another side by side, and both have…
N116105 · 2010-07-28 — The tariff classification of a Karimbu from Indonesia.
The submitted sample is a musical instrument called a Karimbu. The Karimbu is made from a polished half coconut shell measuring approximately 5 ½ inches in diameter. The shell is covered with a top made of bamboo that depicts two geckos etched into it. Between the geckos are carved holes that form the silhouette of a gecko. Seven metal tines in graduated lengths are mounted to the top, each of which is fixed at one end and free on the other end. To play the Karimbu, the free end of a tine is plucked, or depressed with a finger and released, causing the tine to vibrate. The applicable…
N109055 · 2010-06-28 — The tariff classification of a kazoo, percussion instruments, and a plastic backpack from China.
The submitted sample, identified as TS308 “Toy Story Percussion Pack”, consists of a child’s backpack containing a kazoo and percussion instruments. The percussion instruments include a klick klock, a tambourine, and a jingle tap. The kazoo and percussion instruments are made of rigid, green-colored plastic, and are decorated with stickers depicting silhouettes of soldiers. The kazoo measures 4 ½” in length. The klick klock measures 5 ½” in length and consists of a rod with cylinders attached to each end, inserted through a handheld staff. The tambourine measures 4” in diameter. The jingle…
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