TABLE OF DIVISIONS IN CATEGORY 19

Baggage, portfolios, pocketbooks, wallets	19.01
Animal containers	19.03
Large containers	19.05
Small containers	19.07
Bottles, jars, flasks	19.09
Parts or accessories of bottles, jars and flasks	19.11
Receptacles for laboratory use	19.13

19.01    Baggage, portfolios, pocketbooks, wallets

19.01.01    Luggage, suitcases

19.01.02    Trunks, including foot lockers and treasure chests

19.01.03    Garment bags

19.01.04    Knapsacks, backpacks, duffel bags, fanny packs, gym bags

19.01.05    Briefcases, attache cases, portfolios

19.01.06    Purses, handbags

19.01.07    Wallets

19.01.25    Other baggage, including doctors' bags and tote bags

19.03    Animal containers

Excluding:    Animal cages or kennels (07.01.10), bird cages (03.17.06) and beehives (03.23.07) are not coded in 19.03.

19.03.01    Aquariums, fishbowls and fish tanks

19.03.25    Other animal containers, including ant farms, vivariums and terrariums

19.05    Large containers

Specific Guideline:    Generally, containers capable of being lifted by a human are not in 19.05; such containers are in 19.07.

19.05.01    Barrels

Specific Guideline:    Barrels are generally large cylindrical containers with wooden slats.

19.05.02    Bins

Specific Guideline:    Bins are boxes or enclosed places for storing commodities such as grain, coal or the like.

19.05.03    Tanks, such as large oil and gas storage tanks or water towers

19.05.04    Other large cylindrical containers or drums, including trash cans

Specific Guideline:    Portable oxygen tanks are coded in 19.07.23.

19.05.05    Crates, including large wooden boxes such as packing crates

19.05.06    Other large boxes, including safes and bank vaults

19.05.07    Coffins and caskets

19.05.08    Fire hydrants

19.05.09    U.S. mail deposit boxes

Excluding:    Home mail boxes 19.07.07

19.05.25    Other large containers, including dumpsters and freight containers

19.07    Small containers

Excluding:    Milk bottles and cartons (11.03.04); milk cans (11.03.05) are not coded in 19.07.

Specific Guideline:    Small containers generally are capable of being lifted by a human.

19.07.01    Baskets, including picnic baskets and bicycle baskets

19.07.02    Pails, buckets

19.07.03    Cigarette packages and cartons

19.07.04    Flattened packages and cartons

Specific Guideline:    Only the significant elements in the package or carton will be coded.

19.07.05    Gift-wrapped boxes

19.07.06    Candy boxes
Specific Guideline:    Boxes of candy are in 19.07.06. When the candy inside of the box is visible, it is double coded in the appropriate section of Division 08.03.

19.07.07    Home mail boxes

Excluding:    U.S. mail deposit boxes (19.05.09).

19.07.08    Tool boxes, tackle boxes

19.07.09    Other small boxes

19.07.10    Waste baskets, garbage bags and litter bags

Excluding:    This section does not include trash cans (19.05.04).

19.07.11    Paper bags, shopping bags, sacks, including sacks or bags of grain

19.07.13    Other small bags, including money bags, sachets, tea bags and laundry bags

19.07.14    Watering cans

19.07.15    Paint cans

19.07.16    Aerosol cans

Note:    Aerosol cans look similar to bottles or jugs with pumps or sprayers, including atomizers (19.09.12).

19.07.17    Other small cans, including food cans, beverage cans and gasoline cans

19.07.18    Tubes, including tubes of toothpaste

19.07.19    Vases and urns not containing plants or flowers

Excluding:    Vases or urns containing plants or flowers (05.13.07)

19.07.20    Flower pots not containing plants or flowers, including plant hangers

Excluding:    Flower pots containing plants or flowers (05.13.07)

19.07.21    Oil cans

19.07.22    Tobacco pouches

19.07.23    Portable oxygen tanks and scuba tanks

19.07.25    Other small containers, including take-out food containers and coolers

19.09    Bottles, jars, flasks

Excluding:    Milk bottles (11.03.04) and laboratory glassware (19.13) generally are not coded in 19.09. If milk bottles or laboratory glassware engender a significant commercial impression, they should be cross-coded in 19.09.

Specific Guideline:    Wine labels are coded in 20.03.10.

19.09.01    Bottles, jars or flasks of conical or triangular shape

Note:    Similar designs may also appear in 19.09.03.

19.09.02    Bottles, jars or flasks with bulging, protruding or rounded sides

19.09.03    Bottles, jars or flasks with straight, vertical sides

Note:    Similar designs may also appear in 19.09.01.

19.09.04    Bottles, jars or flasks with concave sides

19.09.05    Bottles, jars or flasks with wicker or other casing

Specific Guideline:    Bottles, jars or flasks with wicker or other casing are cross-coded with the applicable section of 19.09 indicating shape.

19.09.06    Bottles, jars or flasks with ribbing or other surface relief

Specific Guideline:    Bottles, jars or flasks with ribbing or other surface relief are cross-coded with the applicable section of 19.09 indicating shape.

19.09.07    Jugs

19.09.12    Bottles or jugs with pumps or sprayers, including atomizers

Excluding:    Aerosol cans (19.07.16); sprayers, including paint spray guns, fire extinguishers and pump sprayers (15.01.07)

19.09.25    Other bottles, jars or flasks, including cookie jars

19.11    Parts or accessories of bottles, jars and flasks

Excluding:    Bottle openers and corkscrews (11.01.07)

19.11.01    Bottle stoppers and corks, bottle caps, jar and bottle lids, and other parts or accessories for bottles, jars and flasks

19.13    Receptacles for laboratory use

19.13.01    Mortars and pestles

19.13.02    Test tubes

19.13.25    Other receptacles for laboratory use, including beakers

Note:    Designs of laboratory or pharmaceutical beakers may be cross-coded with 19.09.01.