Reproductions of Prints & Photographs Division Images

Both the Library of Congress and outside vendors sell quality reproductions of images from the Prints & Photographs Division Collections.

Go to Zazzle.com To order facsimile reproductions of selected P&P images. The Library of Congress and Zazzle have a cooperative relationship.

Go to LC Photoduplication Service To find out about ordering a copy of any Prints & Photographs Division image (requires Reproduction Number, Call Number, or Digital Id.)

Go to full List of Vendors

Finding Images

• About one million of the Division's more than thirteen million images are available online. To search for online images, see:
  • the Prints and Photographs Online Catalog
  • online Image Lists
  • Collection/Subject Overviews sample images.

• For images not displaying online, check the online catalog (it includes descriptions of non-digitized material, in addition to digitized items) or submit a request to the Reference Staff via Ask A Librarian

Credits and Permissions

• When material reproduced from the Library's collections is used in a publication, the Library requests that the reproduction number be published with credit to the Library, such as: "Library of Congress, LC-USZ62-13459."
  
• The Library does not grant or deny permission concerning the use of images. While many images are unrestricted, it is not true that all images in the Prints & Photographs Division are in the public domain. Patrons need to be aware of the several kinds of rights which might apply: copyright, donor restrictions, privacy rights, publicity rights, licensing and trademarks.