Terms of Use
Original Material
The written material on the Cabin Liners website (including all research articles, pages, and background information) is the work of the author and protected under UK copyright law. Reproduction of the articles on this website without permission is prohibited. Material from this website may be quoted under 'fair use' exemptions in UK copyright law, where appropriate attribution is given.
Archival Material
Our photographs and images are drawn from the author’s private collection of ocean liner memorabilia. Most of these items were first published in the early 20th century and the original images are now believed to be in the public domain under UK copyright law. However, each digital image on this website represents new archival work in the scanning, restoration, interpretation, and cataloguing undertaken by Cabin Liners. Our digital images are therefore subject to copyright protection to safeguard the substantial work involved producing this website, and to maintain the integrity of our collection.
In sharing these images, Cabin Liners seeks to make our archival material accessible to the public to enhance public knowledge of ocean liner history. We therefore allow generous use of our images for strictly personal and non-commercial research purposes. You are welcome to use our images for the purposes of educational assignments, research articles (print and digital), presentations, and similar personal and educational projects.
We ask only that you include an appropriate attribution as follows:
“Image courtesy of the Cabin Liners Collection (www.cabinliners.com)”
If the creator of the original work is known (for example, “C.R. Hoffman”), we encourage you to include this within the attribution as well.
You must not reproduce, redistribute, or publish our images for any profitable or commercial use (including in books, films, or merchandise) without our written permission. This extends to monetised social media content and AI generation. You must not modify or remove any watermarks, logos, or credit lines on our images.
Our logos and branding are also subject to copyright protection and must not be reproduced for any purposes other than sharing and advertising our website.
In sharing these images, Cabin Liners seeks to make our archival material accessible to the public to enhance public knowledge of ocean liner history. We therefore allow generous use of our images for strictly personal and non-commercial research purposes. You are welcome to use our images for the purposes of educational assignments, research articles (print and digital), presentations, and similar personal and educational projects.
We ask only that you include an appropriate attribution as follows:
“Image courtesy of the Cabin Liners Collection (www.cabinliners.com)”
If the creator of the original work is known (for example, “C.R. Hoffman”), we encourage you to include this within the attribution as well.
You must not reproduce, redistribute, or publish our images for any profitable or commercial use (including in books, films, or merchandise) without our written permission. This extends to monetised social media content and AI generation. You must not modify or remove any watermarks, logos, or credit lines on our images.
Our logos and branding are also subject to copyright protection and must not be reproduced for any purposes other than sharing and advertising our website.
Other Materials
Cabin Liners may occasionally use images and archival materials from other collections. In these instances, we do so under the copyright policies and guidance produced by their original owner. Website users are therefore not permitted to re-use any such materials without consultation with the original owner or without giving appropriate consideration to the status of the material under UK copyright law.
Contact
If you have questions about copyright or terms of use, including requests for commercial reproduction of our materials, please contact us at cabinliners [at] outlook.com.
This website is published in the United Kingdom.
This website is published in the United Kingdom.