The Library does not have facilities for self-service photocopying. Photocopies should be ordered from the Reading Room supervisor whilst visiting the Library or requested by post.
On receipt of a completed order form (attached right), an invoice will be sent for postal orders.
For preservation reasons, the Library is not able to photocopy bound manuscript material. This includes a substantial proportion of the archive and manuscript collections, including almost all the Archbishops' papers, Fulham papers (of the Bishop of London) and much of the manuscripts sequence (MSS). However digital photographs of this material can normally be provided.
Some of the Library's collections are available on microfilm or microfiche, and the Library has a self-service reader printer in the Reading Room. Alternatively printouts can be ordered by post.
On receipt of the completed order form (attached right), an invoice will be sent for postal orders.
The Library can provide digital images on CD, by e-mail, or as printouts. This service is not available ‘while you wait' but orders should be made with the supervisor in the Reading Room or by post.
On receipt of the completed order form (attached right), an invoice will be sent.
Several of the Library's collections have been published on microfilm. Please see the World Microfilms website [1] for further details.
Microfilming of other collections can be arranged through Academic Microforms [2].
Links:
[1] http://www.microworld.uk.com/
[2] http://www.academicmicroforms.com/