U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1964 July - December

"U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1964 July - December" by Library of Congress. Copyright Office, is a detailed catalog created in the mid-1900s that acts like a list books, short stories, magazines, and articles that had their copyrights renewed during the second half of 1964. It was made to help authors, publishers, and lawyers understand who owns the rights to different works. The book explains how it's organized, with entries listed alphabetically by author or title, and it includes important details about both the original copyright and its renewal, with links to other people involved like co-authors and editors. This methodical setup suggests it’s meant as a useful tool for keeping track of copyright status and understanding the copyright rules of that time.