ontinued

PART 9-DYEING AND TANNING PRODUCTS; PIGMENTS AND PIGMENT-LIKE MATERIALS; INKS, PAINTS, and RELATED PRODUCTS-Continued [28 F.R. 8821]

1. The provision in this subpart for artists', students', and children's pigments and paints assembled into sets (item 474.08) covers only pigments and paints assembled in such container and form, and with such assortment of articles, as to be suitable for sale at retail to artists, students, or children as a paint set, kit, or color outfit. 2. The term "paints and enamel paints" in this subpart covers dispersions of pigments or pigment-like materials with a liquid (vehicle) which are suitable for application to surfaces as a thin layer, and which dry (harden) to an opaque, solid film. The vehicle of paints consists of drying oils or resins which bind the pigment particles together in the film; and the vehicle of enamel paints is principally varnish. Paints and enamel paints may also contain thinners, driers, plasticizers, or other agents.

3. The term "varnishes" in this subpart covers liquid surface-coating products which contain no pigments or pigment-like materials, and which dry (harden) to a transparent or translucent film. Shellac varnishes are solutions of shellac or any other form of lac in a volatile solvent such as ethyl alcohol. Oleoresinous varnishes consists of resins dissolved in or reacted with a drying oil, to which thinners, driers, and plasticizers may be added. Cellulose-derivative varnishes (lacquers) are solutions of cellulose nitrate or other cellulose derivatives in a volatile solvent.

See footnotes at end of table.

PART 9-DYEING AND TANNING PRODUCTS; PIGMENTS AND PIGMENT-LIKE MATERIALS; INKS, PAINTS, AND RELATED PRODUCTS-Continued [28 F.R. 8821]

Subpart C-Inks, Paints, and Related Products-Continued
Subpart C headnotes-Continued

4. The term "stains" in this subpart covers liquids
containing transparent or semitransparent pigments,
dyes, or chemicals, chiefly used to deepen or otherwise
alter the color of wood, but which will not obscure its
grain, texture, or markings.

Artists', students', and children's pigments and paints, in
cakes, jars, pans, tubes, or other forms, and such pig-
ments and paints assembled into sets with or without
brushes, outline drawings, stencils, water pans, or other
articles:

In any form not over 1.5 pounds net weight each:
Not assembled into sets:

Valued under 20 cents per dozen pieces
Valued 20 cents or more per dozen pieces:
In jars or tubes........

In cakes, pans, or other forms

Assembled into sets with or without brushes, outline
drawings, stencils, water pans, or other articles.

Inks and ink powders:

Ink powders...

Drawing ink

4% ad val

15% ad val.

474.26

Other inks

2% ad val

10% ad val.

474.30

474.35

474.40

Shellac

4% ad val

25% ad val.

474.42

474.44

Oleoresinous

5% ad val

25% ad val.

Cellulose derivative

474.46

Other................

474.50 Stains.....

4% ad val

Subpart B, headnote 1, amended by Pub. L. 89-241, §§ 2(a), 26, Oct. 7, 1965, 79 Stat. 933, 938, 939, to apply with respect to articles entered, or withdrawn from warehouse, for consumption after the 60th day after Oct. 7, 1965.

STAGED RATE MODIFICATIONS

Proc. No. 3822, Dec. 16, 1967, 32 F.R. 19002, prescribed modifications in rates of duty for items 470.15, 470.23, 470.55, 470.57, 470.65, 470.85, 472.04, 472.06, 472.10, 472.12, 472.14, 472.22, 472.24, 472.30, 472.40,

6¢ per lb

5% ad val

0.2¢ per lb.

5% ad val

30¢ per lb.
25% ad val.
25% ad val.

0.75¢ per lb.
20% ad val.

472.42, 472.44, 472.46, 472.48, 472.50, 473.02, 473.04, 473.06, 473.10, 473.12, 473.14, 473.16, 473.18, 473.19, 473.20, 473.24, 473.28, 473.30, 473.32, 473.36, 473.38, 473.40, 473.44, 473.46, 473.48, 473.50, 473.54, 473.60, 473.62, 473.66, 473.70, 473.72, 473.74, 473.80, 473.82, 473.84, 473.86, 473.88, 473.90, 474.02, 474.04, 474.06, 474.08, 474.20, 474.22, 474.26, 474.30, 474.35, 474.40, 474.42, 474.44, 474.46, 474.50, 474.60 and 474.62, effective with respect to articles entered on and after Jan. 1, 1968, Jan. 1, 1969, Jan. 1, 1970, Jan. 1, 1971, and Jan. 1, 1972. The rates of duty set forth in this Part reflect the rates effective on and after Jan. 1, 1972.

PART 10-PETROLEUM, NATURAL GAS, AND PRODUCTS DERIVED THEREFROM"
[28 F.R. 8827]

GSP

Item

Articles

Part 10 headnotes:

1. Any product described in this part and also in part 1 of this schedule is classifiable in said part 1, except fuel oils, motor fuel, and lubricating oils and greases, containing by weight not over 25 percent of any product described in said part 1. This part does not cover

(i) paraffin and other petroleum waxes (see part 13B of this schedule), or

(ii) petroleum asphalts (see part 1J of schedule 5). 2. For the purposes of this part

(a) "Reconstituted crude petroleum" (items 475.05 and 475.10) is a product which is essentially the equivalent of crude petroleum and which is made by adding fuel oil, naphtha, or other petroleum fractions to crude or topped crude petroleum; and

(b) "Motor fuel" (item 475.25) is any product derived primarily from petroleum, shale, or natural gas, whether or not containing additives, which is chiefly used as a fuel in internal-combustion or other engines.

See footnotes at end of table.

475.05
475.10

Part 10 headnotes-Continued

3. For the purposes of items 475.65 and 475.70 of this
part-

(a) a product is considered to be in liquid form if-
(1) the penetration is more than 350 units (35
millimeters) when tested by the procedure and
equipment specified in American Society of
Testing Materials (ASTM) Designation: D-5
with the use of a 50-gram load for 1 second at
77° F., or when tested by a procedure which pro-
vides equivalent results, and

(ii) such product is not in an essentially gas-
eous state at a temperature of 60° F. and at a
pressure of 14.65 pounds per square inch (abso-
lute),

regardless of the condition of the product at the
time of importation; and

(b) in determining the relative weights of compo-
nents of the mixtures provided for in items 475.65
and 475.70, naphtha and other petroleum deriva-
tives which may be present in such mixtures as sol-
vents shall be disregarded.

Crude petroleum (including reconstituted crude petroleum)
topped crude petroleum; crude shale oil; and distillate
and residual fuel oils (including bended fuel oils) derived
from petroleum, shale, or both, with or without additives:
Testing under 25 degrees A.P.I..

Testing 25 degrees A.P.I. or more

475.15 Natural gas, methane, ethane, propane, butane, and mix- Free.
tures thereof.

0.125¢ per gal.
0.25¢ per gal.

0.5¢ per gal.
0.5¢ per gal.
Free.

PART 13-FATTY SUBSTANCES, Camphor, Chars and CARBONS, ISOTOPES, WAXES, AND OTHER PRODUCTS
[28 F.R. 8833]

Part 13 headnote:

Articles

1. Any product described in this part and also in part 1 of this schedule is classifiable under the said part 1, except any product provided for in item 493.10, 493.75, 494.50, 494.52, or 494.60, and except any product provided for in subpart C of this part.

Subpart A-Fatty Substances

490.05 Fats, oils, and greases, all the foregoing, of animal (includ- 16% ad val
ing marine animal) or vegetable origin, which have been
halogenated, nitrated, or vulcanized.

Fatty substances, not sulfonated or sulfated, and not spe-
cially provided for:

PART 13-FATTY SUBSTANCES, CAMPHOR, CHARS AND CARBONS, ISOTOPES, WAXES, AND OTHER PRODUCTS-Continued [28 F.R. 8833]

A

490.90

A

490.92

A

490.94

Of animal (including marine animal) origin. ................ 0.3¢ per lb. +5% ad val
Of vegetable origin:

Derived from coconut, palm-kernel, or palm oil... 5% ad val.".
Other
5% ad val
491.00 Artificial mixtures of two or more of the fatty substances
provided for in this subpart or in part 8A of this schedule,
not specially provided for.

493.02 493.04

Subpart B-Camphor, Chars, and Carbons, Isotopes, Waxes,
and Other Products

Subpart B headnotes:

1. For the purposes of this part

(a) the term "crude", in items 493.02, 493.20, and 493.55, has the same meaning as is given for that term in headnote 3(c) of part 3 of this schedule; and (b) the term "advanced" in items 493.04, 493.21. and 493.56, has the same meaning as is given for that term in headnote 3(d) in part 3 of this schedule.

Barbasco or cube root, and derris, tube or tuba root:

5% ad val., but not less
than the highest rate
applicable to any com-
ponent.

Free
Free

3¢ per lb. +25% ad val. 3¢ per lb. +25% ad val.

14.5¢ per lb.

4.5¢ per lb. +30% ad val. 4.5¢ per lb. +25% ad val. 4.5¢ per lb. +25% ad val.

25% ad val."

25% ad val.

6¢ per lb. +30% ad val.

25% ad val."
25% ad val.

1.5¢ per lb. +25% ad val.

1.5¢ per lb. +25% ad val.• 25% ad val.

25% ad val., but not less than the highest rate applicable to any component.

Free.
10% ad val.
25% ad val.

Crude...........

Advanced....

Free.

5.5¢ per lb.
45¢ per lb.