Written permission is required to reprint or reproduce material from American Heritage, Invention & Technology, or HORIZON Magazines, or from books published by American Heritage Publishing.
Requests can be made in three ways: 1) through Copyright Clearance Center (see below), 2) by email to licenses [at] americanheritage.com, or 3) by mail to:
Permissions Manager
American Heritage Publishing Company
PO Box 1488
Rockville, MD 20849
Please include the following information when making a request:
- Name and author of the article sought for reproduction
- Volume number, month and year of the issue in which it appeared
- Number of pages in the article
- Number of copies you plan to publish
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- Purpose of the reprint (ex. University course packet, textbook, anthology, etc.)
We’ve partnered with Copyright Clearance Center to make it easy to request permissions to reuse American Heritage content. Click on the following links to get started:
- Advanced Search at CCC (http://www.copyright.com/search.do?operation=show&page=advanced)
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Simply follow these step-by-step instructions for magazine articles:
- After finding the title you’d like, choose “Pay-Per-Use Options”
- Enter the publication year of the content you’d like to reuse
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