Printable tractor picture

[tractorkrum]

I am in the process of making business cards for our tractor club. Is there true tractor pictures out there that a person can print. I do not want generic tractor pictures but would like a picture or drawing of something from the 60's.

 

[Rich'sToys]

Do you or any members of your club have tractors of your own that you could photograph and use? That way you wouldn't risk violating any trademark or copyright laws.

 

[Vito]

Do a line drawing. My son does them for tug boats

 

[grandpa Love]

My wife used a picture of our A ......

 

[grandpa Love]

Google "tractor clipart" hundreds of images show up

 

[used red MN]

Why not web search (I hate using the Google term) “1960s tractor photos” and away you go!!

 

[RedMF40]

Nutt’n but tractor pics on this site. Why not grab one of them? You can always check with whomever posted it.

 

[Tony in SD]

Do you or any members of your club have tractors of your own that you could photograph and use? That way you wouldn't risk violating any trademark or copyright laws.

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[used red MN]

I suspect their tractor club is a not for profit organization. So the business cards are not being printed for the purpose of making a profit. For the most part anyone who posts a photo on the open web knows or should know there is good chance the photo could be copied and used by someone. There may be a slim chance that someone(Edit to add: corporate watchdogs and their lawyers) would question “permissions” if he copied a photo that came from a manufacturer’s printed material transferred onto the internet by someone else if it rights belonged to John Deere, AGCO or Fiat(CaseIH, New Holland [Ford] etc.) If
i was doing the task he is doing I wouldn’t hesitate to use just about any photo I came across on the www. But that is my opinion and I am no lawyer, but I may need one some day.

 

[Not db4600]

I suspect their tractor club is a not for profit organization. So the business cards are not being printed for the purpose of making a profit. For the most part anyone who posts a photo on the open web knows or should know there is good chance the photo could be copied and used by someone. There may be a slim chance that someone(Edit to add: corporate watchdogs and their lawyers) would question “permissions” if he copied a photo that came from a manufacturer’s printed material transferred onto the internet by someone else if it rights belonged to John Deere, AGCO or Fiat(CaseIH, New Holland [Ford] etc.) If
i was doing the task he is doing I wouldn’t hesitate to use just about any photo I came across on the www. But that is my opinion and I am no lawyer, but I may need one some day.

Agreed
Junkshow has been doing 3x8” pamphlets for a bunch of years because they are easy to hand out and bring with to other events. We are currently looking at doing a business card size because they can be distributed and are maybe more likely to be grabbed than a full size poster. This is maybe a bad example because there’s logo as a centerpiece, but a photo placed on a card doesn’t have the same implications of logo copyright.

 

[NormanSavesTractors]

You can use Photoshop to turn a picture into a line drawing. Send me an email, and I can help you. [email protected] From my job here, I have all the digital tools at my disposal.