Who holds the copyright for the ACC?

[judsonhamlin]

It occurs to me that with all the recent threads and suggestions about how to amend (if at all) Burdick's Catalog, it is a copyrighted work (unless it is considered to be in the public domain) and I would think that the copyright holder, whomever he/she/it is, would need to give consent for a re-examination of its' contents. My reprinted copy from CCC is in a box somewhere and a quick google search gave no answers. Any ideas from the board?

[Rich Klein]

reprinted the ACC in the 1980's; that would be the 1st place I would look. Because those books will tell you who held the copyright as of that time and when they acquired the rights

Rich

[judsonhamlin]

Anyone have a CCC copy of the ACC on hand?

[toppcat]

I would not be surprised if the Gelman family owns the rights.

[JLange]

Looks like Nostalgia Press, Inc.

[toppcat]

Nostalgia Press was owned, at least in part, by Woody Gelman and I believe his son Richard issued the most recent imprint. If anyone knows how to contact Chris Benjamin, he could hold the answer as he issued a booklet of the ACC updates a while back.

More on the Gelman's here: http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=110538