Squirrel Poster...(again)

[Bill Murphy]

What "original" did you use to make the copies? The copies are wonderful.

[Jerry VanHorn]

Bill...I didn't have any originals, except my trimmed Squirrel..which could not be used..She went on line, and used Photos from several sources. She is a graphic artist and professional photographer... For example, the Squirrel was on Julia's website. The Postcard photo was on Ebay. Being involved in the business, she said anything before 1978 is not copyright protected..UNLESS the original owners have renewed the copyright every 5 years. Thus Julia, or anyone else, can post any photos at free will. She scanned the photos to her computer, and enlarged and printed them on her office equipment. 18x24 is a common frame size, so expensive custom framing is not necessary.Worked for me..j..

[C.O.B.]

If not copyrighted couldn't the Wood Duck and Zero Hour be re produced? I know the Wood Duck poster would be a hit.

[Jerry VanHorn]

I don't see why not. Simple enough to do with today's technology....

[C.O.B.]

If you decide to do it please put me in for the Wood Duck or Zero Hour or better yet both

[WHO]

Jerry,
If you decide to make prints, put me in for all 3 of them.
Wayne

[Jerry VanHorn]

Guys...I appreciate the comments on my daughters project. I don't want to get into any more than what she's done for me. According to her..any well equipped graphic design store..Maybe even KINKOS could enlarge an existing print, etc. The one she did of the Postcard was Ebay sized..and it enlarged very well to 18x24. The Julia's sold copy on Google shows the Squirrel poster ..with their mark on it..(easily removed). It would need to be scanned, enlarged, then printed..The framing will cost way more than the print !..There is another copy..without mark..on ICollector...Notice some have 1921 calendar..some do not..