Developed photographic film, including motion-picture film on which pictures or sound and pictures have been recorded; photographic slides; transparencies; sound recordings; recorded video tape; models (except toy models); charts; maps; globes; and posters; all of the foregoing which are determined to be visual or auditory materials in accordance with U.S. note 1(a) of this subchapter
Part of: 98 — Special classification provisions (US)
b84833 · 1997-05-16 — The tariff classification of Braille printed matter, and audio tapes, from Canada.
In your undated letter received here on April 29, 1997, you requested a tariff classification ruling. Several samples were submitted and will be retained for reference. The first sample is a set of two "DuraBraille" markers, which are 3/4" x 1 3/4" slips of pressure-sensitive plastic, printed, respectively, with the words "salt" and "pepper." In each instance, the printing is present in the form of raised Braille characters as well as in conventional type. The markers are packed in a plastic bag with a stapled retail header card bearing product information also printed in dual format. The…
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