Parker "Squirrel" poster reprint ???

[Opening Day]

Originally Posted by Jerry VanHorn

Copyright law changed a few years ago. To be a continuing copyright, the copyright itself must be renewed every 5 years..or it becomes public domain..

Wood Duck poster, I know there are some high def photos out there somewhere...........

[Copper John]

Please lets do both of them!! I don't understand why we can't make this happen!

[Jean Swanson]

to all

Remington ( R A Brands, LLC) OWNES the copyrights of printed materials, literature, collectibles etc. and has the rights to grant a licensee agreement to whom ever they choose. In 2003 the PGCA was granted these rights and it expired on 20 November 2008. These rights are NON- TRANSFERABLE !!

If I were heading up this project, I would tread lightly and not take it upon myself to reproduce anything with FULL legal advise.

This is only my take on the situation, I'm a surveyor not an attorney.

Caution
Allan

[Kirk Potter]

Good advice I suppose, but I find it hard to believe that Remington’s legal team would even know about, let alone care about a limited print.. but you never know I guess.

[Jerry VanHorn]

Looks like the thing to do is to ask Remington for another 5 year permission period..

[Opening Day]

Originally Posted by Kirk Potter

Good advice I suppose, but I find it hard to believe that Remington’s legal team would even know about, let alone care about a limited print.. but you never know I guess.

I'm not sure the copyright has been maintained by Remington and two, right now Remington has a whole lot more to worry about then an old poster that was published in the twenty's.............