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806
Quantity and content of material deposited: special situations. (cont'd)
806.01
Works reproduced in or on three-dimensional objects.
806.01(a)

Works reproduced in or on three-dimensional objects: when this modification applies. (cont'd)

NOTE: (cont'd)

4)
(cont'd)

include among the copyrightable elements of the work, in addition to any copy­rightable element on the box or other container, three or more three-dimen­sional, physically separable parts.

5)
Works reproduced on three-dimensional containers which are capable of flat storage and which, when opened, slit, or folded, do not exceed 96 inches in any dimension. The container must be capable of being flattened in such a way that the copyrightable material on the container is not damaged.
806.01(b)
Works reproduced in or on three-dimensional objects: what must be deposited. When identifying material is required, it must comply with the specifications below. See 37 C.F.R. 202.21.
806.01(b)(1)

Type of material. Identifying material consists of a two-dimensional reproduc­tion or rendering of the work in some

form which is visually perceivable with­ out the aid of a machine or device. The identifying material may consist of photo­ graphic prints, transparencies, photo­copies, drawings, or a similar rendering of the work.

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