Duplication & Permission Services at The Bancroft Library

Fillmore Street Gate, San Francisco Day, Nov. 2, 1915. Edward A. Rogers Panama Pacific International Exposition photograph collection, BANC PIC 2015.013:01134P—NNEG, The Bancroft Library, U.C. Berkeley.

The Bancroft Library supports research, teaching, scholarship, and creative endeavors involving the use of materials from our collections. We provide a variety of services, including digital duplications of works in our collection and publishing licenses in order to meet the needs of our researchers.

This guide provides information regarding the following:

• how to order duplication of Bancroft collection material in different formats; and
• how and when to request permission to publish collection material; and
• the fees charged for all duplication orders;
• when a fee is charged for a license to use a work that is both in our collection and held in copyright by the UC Regents.

Please thoroughly read through this guide before asking staff for additional guidance.

STAFFING UPDATE:

The library staff that handle duplication and permission services will be away from the library starting June 18 and returning July 18.  This will cause a delay in both the invoicing response time for new orders and for delivering orders once they have been paid for.  We apologize for the inconvenience.

Any questions related to copyright and licensing should be directed to the Office of Scholarly Communication Services at schol-comm@berkeley.edu, and any questions related to duplication services should be directed to Lorna Kirwan at lkirwan@berkeley.edu