Magic tricks and practical joke articles; parts and accessories thereof
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N338979 · 2024-04-01 — The tariff classification of a clip-on whoopee cushion from China.
You submitted a photograph and detailed description of an item identified as the Flarp Whoopee Clip-on, item number 326, which consists of an approximately 4” diameter self-inflating whoopee cushion which includes a plastic carry clip attached to the cushion by a few links of metal chain. Whoopee cushions are practical joke articles that produce a noise resembling human flatulence when sat upon. This item is intended for use strictly as a practical joke article, which causes humor by placing an individual at a disadvantage through a trick or a prank. The plastic carry clip is intended to make…
N095257 · 2010-02-25 — The tariff classification of various Whoopee Cushions from China.
You submitted an assortment of whoopee cushions, which are practical joke articles that produce a noise resembling human flatulence when sat upon. Item numbers 325, 326, and 327, are self-inflating Whoopee Cushions, which re-inflate on their own. Item numbers 1373 and 81371 are traditional whoopee cushions that are inflated by blowing into them. These various Whoopee Cushions are intended for use strictly as practical joke articles, which cause humor by placing an individual at a disadvantage through a trick or a prank. The applicable subheading for the various Whoopee Cushions will be…
N067656 · 2009-07-14 — The tariff classification of a Radio Controlled Whoopee Cushion from China.
Item number 3986, Radio Controlled Whoopee Cushion, is an electronic variant of the traditional whoopee cushion, which is a practical joke article that produces a noise resembling human flatulence when sat upon. The Radio Controlled Whoopee Cushion updates this concept by allowing the cushion (actually four triple “AAA” batteries encased in a plastic receiver that measures approximately 1-1/2” in height x 3-1/2” in width x 4-1/2” in length) to be placed under a seat cushion, a chair or table and be activated by a wireless remote control device. The wireless remote control device is powered by…
N014746 · 2007-07-25 — The tariff classification of "Gift of Nothing" from China
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. You submitted a sample of “Gift of Nothing”, which is being returned upon your request. The “Gift of Nothing” (style # “nothing”) is comprised of see-through plastic and most closely resembles the shape of a balloon, measuring approximately 2 ½” in width x 2 ½” in length. The item is imported with a cardboard header that is entitled with the word “Nothing” and the information on the card board header describes how the meaninglessness of the item is the purpose of the item. The “Gift of Nothing” is meant to be given to a person as a joke, who,…
N008203 · 2007-03-20 — The tariff classification of a "Magic Savings Bank" from China.
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. You submitted a sample of a “Magic Savings Bank” (no item #), which consists of a square-shaped plastic container that measures approximately 2-3/4” on all sides. On one side is a clear plastic viewing window that looks into a three-dimensional soccer ball that gives the illusion of being freely suspended. A patterned motif of soccer balls covers the four inner walls along with a mirrored ceiling. There is a slot on top of the “Magic Savings Bank” to put coins into. Once the coins are inserted, they give the illusion of magically disappearing.…
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