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English: In addition to the above applicable tag, I spoke with the appropriate office/individual at Conn-Selmer, who bought Leblanc, who owned the rights to Martin Band Instruments. They assured me that the picture, from a 1957 Martin Band Instruments print ad (an original of which I own), was in the public domain, and, in any case, gave me permission to use the picture as I chose.
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