About the Uncle Sam Image Gallery

	Awards & Distinctions
	June 22, 1998: StudyWeb Excellence Award The StudyWeb site (http://www.studyweb.com) is an excellent resource for students, providing links to a huge assortment of educational web sites.
	July 4, 1997: GIST Web Pick of The Day The GIST web site (http://www.gist.com) provides the best on-line TV listings I've found, along with reviewers' picks for must-see TV and must-surf web sites to visit. Thank you, GIST!
	Nov. 25, 1996: Dr. Seuss Scavenger Hunt Site The creative folks at Living Books Online created a Web "scavenger hunt" to celebrate the release of the Green Eggs and Ham CD-ROM. To complete the scavenger hunt, kids searched the Web for the 36 selected sites, including the Uncle Sam Image Gallery (site #4 in the hunt).
	Copyright Information The Uncle Sam Image Gallery web site is copyright 1996-1998, David R. Smith, except as noted. Please do not reuse any images from this web site without my permission, with the following exceptions:
	If you want to reuse the "I WANT YOU" poster of Uncle Sam, I have no objection, and you do not need to ask my permission. As far as I know, the picture of Uncle Sam in the "I WANT YOU" Army recruiting poster is not copyright-protected. James Montgomery Flagg created the original painting in 1916; and based on what I have read about copyright law, it is my understanding that any painting produced in 1916 could not be copyright protected as of 1997, since more than 75 years have passed. However, I am not a lawyer, and I might have misinterpreted copyright law. My opinions do not constitute legal advice; all I can say is that I, personally, do not have any objection to your using the image of the "I WANT YOU" poster.
	The photos of Uncle Sam arcade machines are courtesy of Joe Schwartz, webmaster for the Joyrides web site (http://www.joyrides.com). Thanks, Joe!
	If you need to contact me about this web site, you can reach me by e-mail: drsmith @ nycap.rr.com