London Transport Bus Colour Photograph MCW Metrobus M 100 BYX 100V Rte 92

* Please note to qualify for the discount when buying more than one item, you will need to place the items in your basket and pay together, do not pay separately, any mistakes cannot be rectified afterwards eBay simply do not allow this *Quality photographs from my collection of slides. London Transport Bus Colour Photograph MCW Metrobus M 100 BYX 100V Rte 92 This auction is for a 6x4 gloss colour photograph of the above vehicle and is produced by a professional high street retail chain after the auction ends. None of the watermarks appear on the finished product. This is done to prevent illegal copying. The copyright is not included with this sale and my photograph is sold for private use only. It is an offence under statutory law for my photograph to be reproduced in any way without first obtaining written and signed consent. This law also extends to its use by clubs, society's and/or organisations, whilst also covering its use on social media and photo sharing websites. Infringements are monitored by an external agency on my behalf and enforcement action taken when required. Publishers are welcome to contact me in writing to discuss terms on possible use of this work. A copyright label if affixed to the reverse side of each item sold with further contact details. Please see below for further information for further information. This item will be posted out in a protected card backed envelope by second class post free of charge to UK registered address only. We use eBay's fully tracked mail system of which records the item having arrived. If buying multiple items please wait for my invoice before paying. Overseas customers we use eBay's Global Shipping Program. Copyright Questions. I do monitor public sites for infringements and the illegal use of my photographs and will not hesitate to take action where required. The subject of copyright is one that crops up at regular intervals on the and is a very complicated one. Obviously, the rules vary according to which country one is in, but as the SEmG membership is largely from the United Kingdom, and the web site is written within it, this page touches on the subject from the UK (and therefore the EU) perspective. Below are a few basics: • Copyright is an unregistered right (unlike patents, registered designs or trade marks) and comes into effect immediately, as soon as something that can be protected is created and "fixed" in some way, e.g. on paper, on film, via sound recording, as an electronic record on the internet, etc. It therefore follows that one cannot copyright an idea! • There is no official action to take, no application to make, forms to fill in or fees to pay. • Copyright can pass to the heirs of the original copyright holder under some circumstances. In the case of photographs taken since 1 January 1996: • Copyright protection is generally the life of the author (usually the photographer) plus 70 years from the end of the calendar year in which the author dies. Where the photographer is not known: • 70 years from the end of the calendar year in which the photograph was made (i.e. taken); or, • 70 years from the end of the calendar year in which the photograph is made available to the public if this happens during the period of 70 years from making. • It is important to note, though, that a photograph cannot be of unknown authorship if the identity of the author is once known and, if at any point the identity of the author becomes known, the life plus 70 year term applies. • Where a photograph is taken jointly by two or more people, the copyright term is calculated from the death of the last to die or the last known author to die. • Where the photograph has its origin outside the UK or another country of the EEA, the term of protection may also be shorter if it is shorter in the country of origin. In the case of photographs taken between 1945 and 1996: • Copyright exists for at least as long as post 1 January 1996. • For a photograph taken on or after 1 June 1957 but before 1 August 1989 attract a term of protection of 50 years from the end of the calendar year in which the photograph was published, although any photographs still unpublished on 1 August 1989 are protected only until the end of 2039. These terms will continue to apply if they are longer than the terms worked out on the same basis as for photographs taken on or after 1 January 1996 • For a photograph taken on of after 1 August 1989 but before 1 January 1996 and the author or all the authors are unknown, the copyright term is the longer of either 50 years from the end of the calendar year in which the photograph is first made available to the public or the term applying to photographs taken on or after 1 January 1996. • This photograph is also covered by the following Intellectual Property and your work, as defined on the UK government guidelines further information can be obtained by accessing their customer database information pages. • I do and have enforced the law, more than once on this subject and will continue to do so if required. Whilst I welcome the use of the photographs in published books (excluding on-line versions) all requests must be made in writing and written signed permission granted before its use, in any event. A label is affixed to each photograph affirming my rights. Records are kept of the sale of each item in the event that enforcement action is required to protect this work.