File:Ca.135 being armed.JPG

Summary[edit]

Bomb-loading a Hungarian Air Force Ca.135.

From :http://www.sspanzer.net/

Licensing[edit]

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Fair Use in Caproni Ca.135[edit]

Copyright situation unclear. Classified as "fair use" because:

• Used for illustrative purposes only.
• Its inclusion in the article adds significantly to the article because it shows the subject of this article.
• It is a photograph that is at least sixty years old, and taken by an unknown Hungarian photographer.
• The photo is relatively small and of low resolution: it cannot possibly have any effect on a potential market—if any—for the original photograph.
• A free alternative cannot be created since the subject no longer exists.