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File:M-10001 2.jpg

M-10001_2.jpg ‎(480 × 276 pixels, file size: 26 KB, MIME type: image/jpeg)
Non-free media information and use rationale for M-10001
Description

Union Pacific Railroad streamliner M-10001 as train #2, the City of Portland. Photographed at Green River, Wyoming, June 20, 1937 by Otto Perry.
Source

Otto Perry / Denver Public Library
Article

M-10001
Portion used

All of the image
Low resolution?

Yes
Purpose of use

to show the equipment described by the article while it was in regular service.
Replaceable?

The image cannot be recreated with current photographic equipment because the equipment pictured in the image has been scrapped.
Copyrighted This image (call number OP-19405) is from the collection of the photographs of the late Otto Perry (b.1894, d.1970) held at the Western History Department of the Denver Public Library ( http://photoswest.org/), and is copyrighted. The department actively encourages fair use of its images for educational purposes.

It is believed that the use of these materials

  • for educational purposes, in articles relating to the subject of the photograph,
  • on the English-language Wikipedia, hosted on servers in the United States by the non-profit Wikimedia Foundation,
  • where the resolution used is insufficient for print use and thus does not materially harm the licensing of these images for publication, and
  • where no free alternative is available,

qualifies as fair use. Any other use of this image, on Wikipedia or elsewhere, may be copyright infringement. See Wikipedia:Non-free content for more information.

Additionally, permission may have been received to place this image on Wikipedia, but the terms of the permission would not include third party use. If this is the case, the permission will be noted below.

Use that does not fall under fair use may require the permission of the Denver Public Library.
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