SECTION II. Movable and fixed household articles made of copper,

tin, nickel, brass, bronze or tombac, whatever their state:

1. Kitchen utensils, metal ware, and household utensils, except

cutlery.

2. Wash basins, bathtubs, warm-water heaters and reservoirs.

3. Individual or firm name plates in and on the houses, doorknobs,

knockers, and metal decorations on doors and carriages not necessary

for locking.

4. Curtain rods and holders and stair carpet fixtures.

5. Scales.

6. All other household articles or adornments made of tin.

The articles included under the numerals 1-6 are subject to seizure

and delivery even when not contained in households in the narrow

sense, but in other inhabited or uninhabited buildings and rooms,

(_e. g._, offices of authorities, office rooms in factories and

entries.)

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