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Hi everyone .
Some days ago I have been proposed this series of 8 photos. English come from a file, are all marked with the stamp of 'agency ANDRE CSILLAG were taken by Philippe Manoeuvre in 1978.
Now I wonder if you can sell a Photo covered by copyright? I'm really authentic? The request is about $ 15.00 each. There seems a reasonable price?
Thanks to anyone who can help me.
Albert
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Seriously, there iss no way to tell what these are worth.... they are worth what someone will pay for them... I can't understand why people can't figure that out, jeeeeees. TG
Oh yeah, it is hard understanding exactly what you are trying to say on your post's....
Sorry, I did not want to be pushy.
Why worth ?
I do not mean to Memorabilia and just wanted to have about strange thoughts, too. It seems to me that there's nothing scandalous. If it has I apologize.
Albert
It is legal to sell (or buy) the original copyrighted photos.
Itis not legal to reproduce and sell many copies of the photos unless you are the owner or original creator of the copyrighted picture.
So you can buy them and sell the ones you bought, you can not make copies of the ones you buy and sell those.
I don't know how common these photos are but I would search sites like ebay to see if the same ones are being sold there.
Good Luck
THNKS , Bootson .
Bootson is right..you cannot make copies of copyrighted material to sell. You can only sell the originals. Nice pics, by the way. especially the ones that spell "vicious" wrong and the one "Nancy Vicious" I have the movie (Gary Oldman) and a great copy can sell for a good price, if you have the original sleeve the movie went in.
Thanks for all the oppinion Tlynnie 1942 , Bootson . I hope to buy .
A.