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FULL REFUND IF NOT
SATISFIED
THE FINE
PRINT - PUBLIC DOMAIN MATERIAL
Public
domain work may be freely reproduced, distributed,
transmitted, used, modified, built upon, or otherwise
exploited by anyone for any purpose, commercial or
non-commercial, and in any way, including by methods that
have not yet been invented or conceived.
These
recordings are sold for private home listening and use only.
These public domains recordings were made
before 1972 and are in compliance with copyright
regulations.
They are
listed in accordance with current policies concerning
selling Public Domain materials.
Works Registered or First
Published in the
U.S.
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Date of Publication |
Conditions |
Copyright Term |
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Before 1923
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None
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None. In the public domain due to copyright
expiration
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1923 through 1977
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Published without a copyright notice
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None. In the public domain due to failure to
comply with required formalities
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Policy
overview:
Before you
sell any media, such as music, movies, or photos, you're
responsible for finding out if the media you're planning to
sell contains content that's protected by copyright. If it
is, be sure to follow the guidelines in our copyright basics
policy.
Any media
that are no longer protected by copyright are sometimes
described as having entered the public domain. To find out
more about public domain media, see the U.S. Copyright
Office website. You can describe the content offered in your
listing as having entered the public domain as long as
you meet both of these requirements:
You've
checked to make sure the content is in fact in the public
domain, and Your listing includes both of the following
details:
The date
(day, month, and year) the media was first created or
released
The date
(day, month, and year) it became part of the public domain
However, we
don't allow sellers to describe content as having entered
into the public domain if the content was created or
released in 1972 or later. Make sure your listing follows
these guidelines. If it doesn't, it may be removed, and you
may be subject to a range of other actions, including limits
of your buying and selling privileges and suspension of your
account. If you see listings that offer unauthorized copies
of media, please report it to us.
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Philo
Vance was the detective creation of S. S. Van Dine first
published in the mid 1920s. Vance, in the original books, is an
intellectual so highly refined he seems he might be ghostwritten
by P. G. Wodehouse. Take this quote from The Benson Murder Case,
1924, as Vance pontificates in his inimitable way: "That's your
fundamental error, don't y' know. Every crime is witnessed by
outsiders, just as is every work of art. The fact that no one
sees the criminal, or the artist, actu'lly at work, is wholly
incons'quential."
