Anonymous poster
for the U.S. Works Projects Administration (WPA),
before Apr 28 1937.
Public Domain.
Digital image from the
U.S. Library of Congress,
Prints & Photographs Division,
WPA Poster Collection
[LC-USZC2-1174].
These are various images I use for identifying links and for other decorative purposes in this "Gallery of Antiquarian Technology." At any given time, one of these images will be copied into the file "image-for-gallery.png" in the "gallery-of-antiquarian-technology-images" directory (this present directory), from which the various pages of the Gallery reference it. I'll switch images, or add new ones, as the mood strikes me.
Since this Gallery is intended to be copyable freely, I've taken care to use here only images which are in the public domain. They remain in the public domain as used here; I claim no new copyright or other rights in them.
I believe that the phrase "Gallery of Antiquarian Technology" is a generic term, and claim no trademark or service mark rights on it or on any of the images I use here to link to it.
Anonymous poster
for the U.S. Works Projects Administration (WPA),
before Apr 28 1937.
Public Domain.
Digital image from the
U.S. Library of Congress,
Prints & Photographs Division,
WPA Poster Collection
[LC-USZC2-1174].
The linking image back to the lemur.com home page is described there, and is in fact fetched from that location. Since, however, this Gallery is, as noted, intended to be copyable freely, the particular lemur.com linking image I use for this Gallery is one that is in the public domain. Moreover, while "lemur.com" is a service mark of David M. MacMillan and Rollande Krandall, we claim no trademark or service mark status for this image.
Please note that in other parts of lemur.com we do use decorative and linking images which are in copyright and may, as noted there, claim trademark or service mark rights on them.
Copyright © 2004 by David M. MacMillan.
This work is licensed under a
Creative Commons License,
which includes important disclaimers of warranty and liability.
lemur.com is a service mark of
David M. MacMillan
and Rollande Krandall.
The lemur image used below on this page is, however, in the
Public Domain
and is not claimed as a trade or service mark.
Other trademark
recognition.
Presented originally by lemur.com.SM
A Gallery of Antiquarian Technology
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