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Opinion Please- Especially Aussie’s
Lady in Tasmania is requesting a print of this train/tram schedule thingy, (see attachment). My question is, since this seems to be a public domain sorta piece, would there be any copyright issues? There’s a company in AU, that’s hand screen printing pretty much authentic $$$ reproductions, of these same schedules, but I wouldn’t think they could have rights to a public sign either. Of course I may be wrong.
I don’t know if they are still being used over there, but these reproductions are decorative pieces, wall hangings and such.
I usually say if you have to ask about a copyright issue, you probably already know the answer. But this seems to fall into a gray area. Would the town hold the rights? Train company, etc. ??? Could you even copyright something like this?
Thanks for any opinions, I didn’t know where else to post this, it wouldn’t let me post in the design section for some reason.
Thanks Mike
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I might be wrong here but I don’t think there is copy-write on just wording, I think there has to be some element of design which I don’t see in that picture, except for the diabolical kerning of some words.
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That’s a listing of the Perth to Fremantle train stations.
Go ahead and copy it mate. It looks really really old so copyright shouldn’t be an issue at all.
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I’m with Lee, copyright would have expired by now anyway, and I’m not sure it would be a copyright article anyway.
curious why a Tasmanian would want a Western Australian Train stop roll from an American company. :lol1: Its a small world this global village of ours….
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To cover yourself, just put in the bottom corner:
Produced by Drews Sign It Pty Ltd :lol1:
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quote Dave n Rob Lowery:To cover yourself, just put in the bottom corner:
Produced by Drews Sign It Pty Ltd :lol1:
:tongue: :lol1: :lol1:
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