Obtaining Copies
You can download it yourself if an image is being displayed. However, please note that on this site, only some images are displayed as thumbnails due to considerations of image size and copyright from the Library of Congress, so you may need to access larger images elsewhere.
Alternatively, you can buy duplicates of different kinds through the Duplication Services of the Library of Congress.
Obtain your copy of the authentic version in color by referencing the specified Call Number and including the catalog record (“About This Item”) if only black-and-white (“b&w”) sources are mentioned and you wish to obtain a copy displaying color or tint (provided that the original contains any). Typically, you can acquire a high-quality colored reproduction of the original.
Price catalogs, contact details, and purchase documents can be found on the Duplication Services website.
Access to Originals
Please use the following steps to determine whether you need to fill out a slip and call out a surrogate image in the Reading Room for Photographs and Prints to view the original item(s), often available in the form of a digital image or microfilm/print copy.
Has the item been digitized? (A small thumbnail image will be visible on the left side.)
Does the Access Advisory or Call Number fields above indicate the presence of a non-digital alternative, such as microfilm or copy prints?