after all I believe the picture I put up was from official sources.
How’s that with the copyright?
I “rescued” a load of old official publicity shots of various -now classic- aircraft when, during the 80’s, the handling company I worked for cleared out the archives and threw it into the garbage. I took a box full of really mouthwatering photos home. On some (not all) of them, there are at the back some stamps and notes of photo agencies wich no longer exist. I tried to find out who owns the copyrights now, but I can’t find any references…
I would love to share the pictures here, but I’m not sure about the consequences.
To give you an idea of the kind of pictures: roll-out of prototype Bac 1-11, in-flight photos of Bac 1-11’s and VC-10’s (Britsh United livery), VC-10’s at Nairobi and Gatwick, a wonderful Britannia at Newcastle, loads of early Carvairs and Bristol 170’s (including the Mk.32, which are quite rare). One picture I consider really rare is a photo of a mock-up, scaled down model of the proposed Carvair-7, a Dart-engined version which was never built -as all of you know.
Any ideas or tips?
Tillerman.
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