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[edit] Summary

A sales flier for Tribune magazine from early 1941.

Source: scan by Paul Anderson, journalist on Tribune, supplied with permission - see User_talk:Paulanderson#Tribune_image

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Fair use rationale in Tribune (magazine):

This is a low-resoloution scan of a 1941 advertising flier, copies of which are not sold, so this use does not impact commercial sales.
Its inclusion adds significantly to the article because its historical significance in illustrating the change in Tribune's views on WW2 are the object of discussion in the article.
The image is only being used for informational purposes.
The original item has limited artistic merit, being text only.

[edit] Possibly copyright expired

This image is possibly copyright expired, as an anonymous literary or artistic work created before 1988 in the UK, under the Copyright,_Designs_and_Patents_Act_1988#Transitional_provisions; see Schedule 1 12(2)(a) of the Act. Under this clause the Copyright Act 1956 still applies, with a 50 year copyright term from publication, so copyright expires 1992. This is a complex scenario to evaluate, so it is easier to sustain the fair-use rationale above unless that is challenged.