File:Harry Broome and Orme, 1853.jpg
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English: Black and white drawing of English boxer Harry Broome with adversary Orme, Broome was English Heavyweight Champion in the 1850's, seen on right with bowtie sash, vest and short hair next to Orme on his left, drawing was from 1853 fight |
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[1] Famous Fights Past and Present, published in London in 1904 p. 284 Do not recommend for upload to commons without further research. |
Date |
published in 1904 in London. In England, public domain is extended for works 70 years from Publication if the artist is anonymous. |
Author |
anonymous, the artist who drew the drawing worked for the staff of the publication of Famous Fights Past and Present |
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Public Domain for works published in London by anonymous authors are allowed 70 years after publication
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[edit]This work first published in 1904 is anonymous or pseudonymous due to unknown authorship. It is in the public domain in the United States, as well as in countries and areas where the copyright duration of anonymous or pseudonymous works is 119 years since publication or less. This image may or may not be suitable for copying to Commons, depending on its copyright status in the country of first publication. |
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