Rights & Access
The Library of Congress doesn’t acquire legal rights to product with its collections. Consequently, it generally does not license or charge authorization charges to be used of these material and should not give or reject authorization to publish or perhaps circulate the material.
Eventually, it’s the researcher’s responsibility to evaluate copyright or any other usage limitations and acquire authorization from 3rd events whenever necessary before publishing or materials that are otherwise distributing in the Library’s collections.
For information regarding reproducing, publishing, and material that is citing this collection, along with use of the first things, see: Stereographs – legal Rights and limitations Information
- Rights Advisory: No understood limitations on book.
- Reproduction quantity: LC-DIG-stereo-1s19799 (digital file from initial) LC-USZ62-56121 (b&w film copy neg. Of half stereo)
- Call Quantity: STEREO FOREIGN GEOG FILE – China–Misc. Item P&P
- Access Advisory: —
Getting Copies
If a picture is showing, you’ll install it your self. (Some pictures show just as thumbnails outside of the Library of Congress as a result of legal rights considerations, you get access to larger size pictures on location. )