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<p>These maps are scanned from a personal collection built up by Richard
Fairhurst, the result of several years' scavenging in second-hand
bookshops! Some are canvas, some folded paper, some flat; some are the
New Popular Edition proper, but a few are War Office editions. These are
scans of real, used documents, not a pristine 'for the record'
collection.</p>


<h3>Summary</h3>


<ul>

<li>You can do what you like with the tiles as long as you're not making any
money from them.
</li>

<li>You can trace as much as you like from these maps and then do
whatever you like with the tracings - commercial or otherwise.
<li>If you do trace anything from them, please consider putting your
tracings in the public domain, so other people can benefit.

<li>If you want the original scans in order to make money, please e-mail Richard Fairhurst at
<a href='mailto:richard@systemeD.net'>richard@systemeD.net</a> and he might be able to come to an agreement.</li>
</ul>


<h3>Detail</h3>

<p>Please note that this was designed as the licence for the scans that
the tiles have been derived from. It needs rewording to exactly match what you would want to do with the tiles. As the tile were derived from the maps, they are covered by the same licence.</p> 


<h3>1. Introduction</h3>

<p>This document sets out the terms of use under which you are granted
permission to use these scans of the New Popular Edition and other maps
of the period. By downloading the scans, you consent to these terms.
No use is permitted of the scans other than set out in this
document, unless agreed in writing with the copyright holder.</p>

<p>This document must be read in conjunction with the
<a href='http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/legalcode'>Creative 
Commons Attribution-NonCommercial Licence 2.5</a> as detailed below.</p>

<p>For the purpose of this document, you should note the following
distinction:</p>


<ul>
<li>The original documents were Crown Copyright Ordnance Survey. Because
they are older than 50 years old, this copyright has expired.
<li>The scanned images are &copy; 2005 Richard Fairhurst.
<li>No claim of copyright is made over the facts represented on
the maps. You may therefore trace or automatically derive geographical
information from the maps as you wish.
</ul>

<h3>2. Copyright in the scans</h3>

<p>The scanned images are licensed under the <b>Creative Commons 
Attribution-NonCommercial Licence 2.5</b>. You should read the full
licence
<a href='http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/legalcode'>here</a>.
It is summarised in
<a href='http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/'>this 
'human-readable' document</a>.</p>
<p>This forbids you from reproducing the scans for commercial purposes
("any manner that is primarily intended for or directed toward commercial
advantage or private monetary compensation") without the permission of
the copyright holder.</p>

<p>For the avoidance of doubt, any provisions in the Creative Commons
licence referring to "Derivative Work" do <i>not</i> apply to tracings
(whether manual or automated), optical character recognition, or other
representations of the geographic facts expressed on the maps. They
apply to the scanned images and other images derived from
them.</p>

<h3>3. Making tracings from the maps</h3>

<p>As stated above, you are free to trace or otherwise derive
geographical information from the maps, and to distribute the
resulting product as you wish.</p>

<p>You are very strongly encouraged to place any tracings you make
in the public domain, so that others can benefit.</p>

<p>If you would like to negotiate other uses with the copyright
holder, please e-mail Richard Fairhurst at
<a href='mailto:richard@systemeD.net'>richard@systemeD.net</a>.</p>



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