Yes, BHL is very good about scanning biological / systematics journals.
The only complication here is that the "Leaflets of Malacology" are presumably still under copyright protection. Stillman Berry died in 1984, and I do not know who would have inherited his literary rights (he died single, no children). BHL may have a hard time finding someone to ask for permission...
--Alan Kabat
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Carole,
In order to do that you need to contact BHL and get in touch with their copyright contact person, agree to terms, and sign a contract with a copyright waiver. We went through that process a few years ago with the Festivus and gave them permission to scan and
publish works more than two years old - so that we could stay afloat finanially and still be able to sell current and some older copies of the journal.
David P. Berschauer
How does one go about having BHL scan the leaflets in. For some reason, I have a great number of the leaflets. (I say that as my primary focus is Eastern U.S.) I would
be willing to loan for scan. But how does one go about doing it?
Carole Marshall
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