Snakeskin Crust Panels (Kingsnake)
Cut panels from California kingsnake skins, chrome-tanned to crust with fat-liquor, no hair on, not further prepared. HTS 4106.40.00.00 for reptile crust skins. Used in exotic wallets and jewelry.
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If made from composition leather
Reconstituted reptile leather scraps classified as composition in 4115.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Many snakes CITES Appendix III; check source country requirements
• Ensure 'not further prepared' status with no glazing noted
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