Climax photos in books...

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Deneh

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Not sure about the rules of the game here,, but there are quite a lot of Climax locomotive photos that are available from two great books that I and many others own. The thing here is these books are copyrighted by their respected writers and I do NOT wish to violate any content that belongs to the original authors. If a picture is posted here from one of these books, and the source is documented along with the picture, is that a violation? I do not want to cross a line here.
Anybody has an answer to this?

-Deneh
 
Okay, no response. So now I try to post this image. This photo is from Railroads in the Woods, Howell North Books, Pg 35. Pictured is Climax builder No. 457.
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This photo is from Railroads in the Woods, Howell North Books, Pg 53. Pictured is Climax builder No. 183.
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Climax No. 2, of the May Creek Logging Company, on a foggy morning. This operation was near the foot of Lake Washington, not far from Renton, Washington. (C. Wirkklala) . This photo is from Railroads in the Woods, Howell North Books, Pg 65. Pictured is Climax builder No. 904.
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Unknown early Climax designed to run on poles in lieu of rails. This pole road was operated by the Olympia Lumber Company in the Puget Sound country. (Robert Chamberlain)
This photo is from Railroads in the Woods, Howell North Books, Pg 51.
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This photo is from Railroads in the Woods, Howell North Books, Pg 98. Climax Builder No. 407
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This photo is from Railroads in the Woods, Howell North Books, Pg 98. Climax Builder No. 1493
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Climax Builder No. 339 - Michigan California Lumber Company. There is a better photo of this Climax at the following webpage. The photo is copyrighted so I will only post its location below;
 

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This photo is from Railroads in the Woods, Howell North Books, Pg 194-195. Climax Builder No. 190

The Sad Story of Climax 2 of the Saldern Lumber Company. Built in 1899, this Climax in the following four pictures was a troublesome engine.

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This photo is from Railroads in the Woods, Howell North Books, Pg 194-195. Climax Builder No. 190
Fred Powers Stackpole, shown in this picture next to his engine in 1899. Text showing name is incorrectly naming him "F. Stackpool"
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