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Intellectual Property

Last updated: 16 July 2026

1. Independent creative project

The False Archive is an independent creative label. It presents fictional, alternative-history, archival-style, transport, railway, public-transport, industrial, and retro-technology artwork. Unless a product page expressly states otherwise, The False Archive is not affiliated with, sponsored by, approved by, licensed by, or endorsed by any transport operator, vehicle manufacturer, public authority, museum, archive, game publisher, organisation, or rights holder.

2. Fictional and altered content

Dates, fleet numbers, liveries, operators, route histories, badges, labels, stamps, diagrams, captions, documents, and events may be fictional, altered, reconstructed, or used as artistic devices. Archival presentation does not mean that a work is historically authentic. Products must not be relied upon as official records, engineering documentation, operating instructions, museum reproductions, safety signs, or certified historical evidence.

3. The False Archive’s rights

The Website, The False Archive name and branding, original compositions, fictional systems, written descriptions, layouts, product photography, digital assets, and designs are owned by or licensed to Marek Hovorka and are protected by applicable intellectual-property and unfair-competition laws.

Purchasing a physical product transfers ownership of that physical item only. It does not grant any right to:

Ordinary personal use, resale of a lawfully purchased individual physical item, and any use independently permitted by mandatory law remain unaffected.

4. Third-party references

Historical names, geographical references, technical descriptions, vehicle types, generic forms, and other third-party subject matter may be used descriptively, artistically, historically, transformatively, or for identification where lawful. Any third-party marks and rights remain the property of their respective owners. No ownership or endorsement is implied.

5. Artificial-intelligence-assisted work

Some concepts or production assets may be created or refined with artificial-intelligence-assisted tools alongside human direction, digital compositing, photography, illustration, typography, three-dimensional tools, and conventional editing. Published work is selected and prepared by the Seller. AI assistance does not make a work official, historically authentic, or affiliated with a third party.

6. Customer-supplied content

If personalisation or custom content is accepted, the customer represents that they own or have permission to use every submitted name, image, photograph, logo, mark, text, and other element. The customer authorises us and our fulfilment providers to reproduce and technically adapt that material solely as needed to process, manufacture, deliver, quality-check, document, and defend the order.

We may refuse or cancel content that reasonably appears unlawful, infringing, deceptive, hateful, defamatory, unsafe, privacy-invasive, or inconsistent with a provider’s acceptable-use requirements.

7. Rights notices

A rights holder who believes that material on the Website infringes a valid right should email hovorka.marek@email.cz and provide:

  1. their full legal name, organisation, address, email, and authority to act;
  2. the precise right asserted, jurisdiction, registration number where applicable, and evidence of ownership;
  3. the exact URL and product or content concerned;
  4. a specific explanation of the alleged infringement and the protected elements;
  5. the remedy requested;
  6. a good-faith statement that the information is accurate and the use is unauthorised and unlawful;
  7. an electronic or physical signature.

We may request further information, preserve evidence, temporarily restrict content, consult the creator, supplier, or legal adviser, reject an incomplete or abusive notice, or restore content where a claim is not substantiated. Reviewing, restricting, removing, or settling a matter is not an admission of infringement or liability.

8. False notices

A person submitting a notice is responsible for losses caused by a knowingly false, reckless, or materially misleading claim to the extent provided by law. Claimants must distinguish protected expression from ideas, facts, methods, generic forms, public-domain material, descriptive use, exhaustion, lawful quotation, parody, and other exceptions or limitations.