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Public Domain Treasure Hunter Newsletter 04/09/2010
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Brought to you by Debra Conrad & Logan Andrew of…

http://www.PublicDomainTreasureHunter.com

“Tips, Tricks, & Hidden Resources For Using
Copyright-FREE Public Domain Content To Create
Profitable Products…”

In this edition:
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1. Baldwin Library of Children’s Literature – 5,704
Children’s Books, Majority Public Domain

2. “House & Garden” Magazine Pre-1923 Scanned Public
Domain Copies Online

3. Can I Use U.S. Public Domain Works To Create
Products For Sale In Germany?

4. Recommended Resources
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1. Baldwin Library of Children’s Literature – 5,704
Children’s Books, Majority Public Domain
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Here’s an outstanding collection of book scans
dating back to the late 1800’s…

Bottom line here – if you determine a book here is
in the public domain, you’re free to use it in any
manner you wish.

Here’s a few examples of what you can expect to find
in this collection…it’s a childrens’ literature
extravaganza!
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http://www.PublicDomainTreasureHunter.com/Baldwin

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2. “House & Garden” Magazine Pre-1923 Scanned Public
Domain Copies Online
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A long discussion concerning “Better Homes & Gardens”
Magazine reminded me of another great similar
magazine with issues in the Public Domain…
“House & Garden”

With that being said, the following pre-1923 issues
are free and clear of copyright protection and
scanned issues are available online…
**To Read The Rest Of This Article Visit Our Blog**

http://www.PublicDomainTreasureHunter.com/HouseGardenMag

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3. Can I Use U.S. Public Domain Works To Create
Products For Sale In Germany?
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Hello Debra, Hello Logan,

It is a long time since I bought your package. Must
have been May or June last year. But now a serious
question poped up and I hope you can help me with
that.

Is it legal to use any of the PD stuff (books,
fotos, movies, etc.) that’s available in the US
to sell it in Germany?

I’m thinking of selling special books on CDs for
the use as resouces in English courses at school.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Kind regards

Jens

My answer below…
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http://www.PublicDomainTreasureHunter.com/Germany

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4. Recommended Resources
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