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Inter-Library Loans

Information for Fellows & Corporate Affiliates

Items not held by the Library may be obtained for Fellows and employees of Corporate Affiliates via our interlibrary loan service.  Copies of papers can be supplied electronically by the British Library via their Secure Electronic Delivery system.  Before requesting this please ensure that you can read the test document on the British Library's SED page.  

Charges

Obtaining Our Charge (Fellow / Corporate Affiliate)
Electronic copy from British Library  Standard Service: £11.00* / £13.00*  
  24 Hour Service: £18.00* / £20.00* 
  2 Hour Service: £27.00* / £29.00* 
Paper copy from British Library  £12.50* / £14.50* 
  * VAT (& Copyright Fees if applicable) will be added to this charge. Supply to members overseas incurs a 15% surcharge. 
Loan from British Library  Standard Service: £16.50 / £18.50 
  24 Hour Service: £24.00 
  2 Hour Service: £33.50 
  (+ return postage if applicable) 
British Library Loan renewal  £5.00 
Photocopy / Loan from other libraries  Surcharge applies if cost exceeds British Library's charge 
Thesis Loan or Purchase  Details of prices / availability on request 

Information for Librarians

The Library will supply libraries with photocopies of papers or lending books (UK and Irish libraries only). Details of availability and charges can be obtained on application to the Library.

Charges

Supplying Our charge
Photocopying  Non-Members rates apply (see above) 
Loan (charged by weight of package)  £15 (up to 2kg) 
  £30 (from 2 to 10 kg) 

How to order:

Photocopies:  

For private research, please send us the document request form

For commercial research, please submit requests via email or the address below.

Loans: 

Requests should be made via email or the address below.

Address:

The Library, Geological Society, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, W1J 0BG

Tel: 020 7432 0999 / Fax: 020 7439 3470

 

 

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