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tribution should first be printed with the statutory form of copyright notice inscribed on every copy published or offered for sale in the United States.
The following works cannot be registered until after they have been published: Books, periodicals, maps, prints and pictorial illustrations.
NOTICE OF COPYRIGHT
26. The ordinary form of copyright notice for books, periodicals, dramatic and musical compositions is “Copyright, 19 — (the year of publication), by A. B. (the name of the claimant).” The name of the claimant printed in the notice should be the real name of a living person, or his trade name if he always uses one (but not a pseudonym or pen name), or the name of the firm or corporation claiming to own the copyright.
27. In the case of maps, photographs, reproductions of works of art, prints or pictorial illustrations, works of art, models or designs for works of art, and plastic works of a scientific or technical character, the notice may consist of the letter C, inclosed within a circle, thus ©, accompanied by the initials, monogram, mark, or symbol of the copyright proprietor. But in such cases the name itself of the copyright proprietor must appear on some accessible portion of the work, or on the mount of the picture or map, or on the margin, back, or permanent base or pedestal of the work.
28. The prescribed notice must be affixed to each copy of the work published or offered for sale in the United States. But no notice is required in the case of foreign books printed abroad seeking ad interim, protection in