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The document outlines the rates and eligibility criteria for Library Mail, detailing how postage is calculated based on weight, the standards for senders and recipients, and the types of materials that can be mailed. It specifies the conditions under which items can qualify for Library Mail rates, including discounts for machinable parcels with barcodes. Additionally, it describes permissible enclosures and attachments within Library Mail packages.

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Whats the difference between Media Mail and library Mail?

Library mail is another USPS service that is similar to media mail. However, it is only available to qualified academic institutions and libraries. Library mail can be used to ship books, audiovisual materials, manuscripts, and sound recordings.

Can anyone use library mail?

Library Mail is an economical shipping solution for qualified items generally used by qualified libraries, schools, nonprofit organizations, universities, and museums to mail specific types of Package Services matter that meet additional eligibility standards.

What qualifies for library Mail?

Qualified items and Package Services matter eligible for Library Mail include books, sound recordings, and periodicals. See the Domestic Mail Manual for additional information on eligible senders and addressees and qualified mailings and items. Packages can weigh up to 70 lbs.

Can anyone use the National Library?

A valid readers ticket is required if you wish to study or research in the reading rooms. A readers ticket may be issued to anyone of 16 years and over.

Does library mail have tracking?

Shipping costs: USPS Library Mail is the least expensive way to mail ILLs. Tracking: USPS Library Mail comes with free tracking. Mailing AV: It is best practice to mail audiovisual items in a box, as boxes better protect delicate cases and discs from being damaged by USPS sorting machines.

What is the rate for library mail?

These groups can mail up to 70 pounds of books, sound recordings, academic theses and other related media at a time for one low cost. The USPS charges $3.32 for the first pound and an additional $0.63 for each additional pound up to 70 pounds.

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