IN REPLY QUOTE FILE
NO.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS COPYRIGHT OFFICE
Washington September 29, 1923,
on the inclosed Form Al, and a coney order for $1,00 to pay the statutory fee.
The law provides that the copyright secured "shall protect
all the copyrightable component parts of the work copyrighted." If the print of the road mark is proper subject of copyright it would therefore be protected by the general copyright of the leaflet in which it appears.
In closure:
Copy Fonn Al
Mr. H, B, Ayres,
c/o The Old Spanish Trail Assn,,
San Antonio, Teaas.
Assistant Register of Copy^ghta,
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OFFICE OF THE
REGISTER OF COPYRIQHT6
^HAH-EKS
Dear Sir!
Iri response to your letter of September 24 we beg to say that a leaflet such as you inclose, headed ”01d Spanish Trail System of Highways” may be registered under the statutory designation # of gAflkwpon deposit of two copies promptly after publication with
' the statutory notice, accompanied by sn application and affidavit
Respectfully,