File:Lilliput1946.jpg

Front cover of the December 1946 issue of Lilliput, incorporating a design by Walter Trier (d. 1951).

1)Image used for informational purposes only, in order to display a fair representation of the magazine in question. 2)Image is a scan therefore less quality than actual cover. 3)The image does not limit the copyright holders' ability to market the magazine in any way. 4)Image is the cover of a now defunct magazine

... comment added at 14:33, 29 October 2006 by ErikaG

1. Image used for informational purposes only, in order to show the kind of illustration described in the article.
2. Image is a low-resolution scan and therefore is of little imaginable commercial use to anybody. In particular, the image does not limit the ability of whoever owns Trier's copyright or of any organization that has rights to Lilliput to market the illustration or design in any way.

-- Hoary 14:59, 29 October 2006 (UTC)

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