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Need something from the archives?

send the Archive Mole.

Your expert in the archives

Having issues getting to UK archives? Need extra material for your book or research article? Want to enhance the scope of your MA or PhD thesis?


use the archive mole DOCUMENT COPYING service.

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Led by an independent researcher with a PhD in History and over fifteen years of archival research experience, our Archive Mole team will: â€‹

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  • Visit archives, records offices and libraries anywhere in the UK on your behalf (including the National Archives and the British Library)

  • Copy and send you digital photographs of the requested archival materials

 

If you're a student, early career researcher or lecturer/professor, you can rely on us to offer you a reliable, independent, knowledgeable and affordable service.

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We also offer a range of other services tailored to your needs, including Document Review, Material Location, Proofreading, File Renaming, Transcription, and Administration. 

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simple, hassle-free booking

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1. tell us what you need

Confirm your details and research requirements using our simple booking form.

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2. we'll go and COPY it for you

You'll receive booking and payment details, and we'll head off to the archives on your behalf.

Our Document Copying service is charged at a half-day rate of £135 (reduced rate of £100 for students), plus the cost of any travel expenses.

WHAT CUSTOMERS ARE SAYING

"Easy, straightforward and effective. I got files in good order and high-quality reproductions. Highly recommended!"

Dr Roberta Biasillo
Author, Storia ambientale delle Paludi pontine. Terracina 1871-1928
August 2024

"I'm a repeat customer, so I guess that might mean I'm happy with the service from Archive Mole; actually, I'm delighted."

Dr Peter Ewer
Author, Forgotten Anzacs: The
Campaign in Greece, 1941

July 2024

"I have had (and still am having) fantastic service by Archive Mole. The quality of copying is second to none."

Peter Farrelly
PhD student
Queen's University Belfast, UK
February 2024

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