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LICENSE FEES All prices include delivery by Parcel Post anywhere in the United States. For black and white films: Films may be licensed on any one of three plans: 1. $40.00 per reel for the life of the print up to ten years. 2. $30.00 per reel for a three year period. 3. $15.00 per reel for a one year period; $10.00 per reel for an addi- tional second year; $5.00 per reel for an additional third and sub- sequent year; $5.00 per reel for extension beyond the fifth year for the life of the print not to exceed ten years. Under Plans 1 and 2 a discount of $5.00 per reel is given on each reel licensed in excess of 100 reels. Replacements to damaged black and white films are provided at five cents per foot. A black and white print that is worn or damaged may be returned within the period of license and replaced by a new print at the rate of $20 per reel for a three year period or $30, for ten years. For one-reel Technicolor films: $90.00 per reel for a three year period. In computing 100 reels for purposes of discount, each one reel Techni- color film is computed as three black and white films. Technicolor films subject to discount cost $75.00 per reel. The license on Technicolor films may be extended beyond the three-year period at a cost of $10.00 per reel per year for the fourth and subsequent years. Two-reel Technicolor subjects in the Historical Series : $120.00 per two-reel subjects for a three year period. Libraries licensing nine (9) prints of these two-reel subjects receive a discount thus making the cost per subject $100.00. The license on these Technicolor films may be extended beyond the three-year period at a cost of $10.00 per reel or $20.00 per subject per year for the fourth and subsequent years. Replacements to damaged Technicolor films are provided at twenty cents per foot. Technicolor films may be licensed only for the three year period. New prints are provided for the full term of license agreement and de- posited in the licensing library for unlimited use within the terms of the agreement and during the licensing period. Teaching Film Custodians, Inc. leases films to local, state or regional educational film libraries only for long term periods, and does not maintain a short term rental library. Schools or individual teachers desiring to rent any of the films in this handbook for daily use or for periods of less than one year should consult their local, state or regional libraries. (See page 83 for the Directory of Film Libraries for Teaching Film Custodians Classroom Motion Pictures). 6