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A 16" x 20" black-and-white reprint of a full page of The Globe and Mail can be your way of celebrating the following personal or business occasions:
- Anniversary
- Birthday
- Company Coverage
- Corporate Appointment
Reprint orders are fulfilled by Preston Microfilming Services, an agent operating on behalf of The Globe and Mail.
BEFORE YOU PLACE YOUR ORDER - Please review the 'Frequently Asked Questions' below.
You can place an order in one of two ways:
- Use our online order form. Payment by VISA credit card only.
- By sending a cheque or money order directly to Preston Microfilming Services. Please review the order form so you know the information to include along with your payment.
Preston Microfilming Services
2215 Queen St. East
Toronto ON
M4E 1E8
In either case, Preston will contact you with any issues or concerns that need to be clarified before the order is processed.
How soon can I order after publication?
Reprints from microfilm are available approximately three weeks after the date of publication.
How far back can I order?
Reprints can be ordered for any full page of The Globe and Mail back to 1849.
What pages can be reprinted?
Reprints can be ordered for any page from any section of each day's Final or National edition of The Globe and Mail. Unless specified in the Special Instructions box, the reprint will be produced from the Final edition.
Do I need to know the date of publication and the page number?
If you are ordering a front page for an anniversary, birthday, or Century of the Millennium page, you need to know the date.
If you are ordering a specific page for company coverage or a corporate appointment, you need to know the date and preferably the page number.
How can I locate the date of publication if I don't know it?
We do not provide the publication date. You may be able to search back issues on microfilm at a public or university/college library. Ask your local reference librarian.
The Globe and Mail also offers a Quick Search Service, for articles published on or after November 14, 1977. For more details, see this summary.
What is the size and quality of the reprint?
Size is 16" x 20" on photographic paper (suitable for mounting or placing in a document frame). Reprint quality is based on the quality of the microfilm, which varies due to age, faults and age-related imperfections in the original film. Photos do not reproduce well from microfilm.
If you have any concerns about this, please state it in the special instructions part of the order form and you will be contacted.
How soon is the reprint shipped after I place an order and in what manner?
Reprints are shipped rolled, in a protective cardboard tube, by expedited mail on Tuesdays or you can pick-up in person. If you want a request for pick-up, please indicate this in the Special Instructions part of the order form.
What is the cost of a reprint and is there another way I can get one aside from ordering it from The Globe and Mail?
The cost is $80.00 (plus applicable taxes).
Alternate means would be a reader-printed copy from the microfilm at a public or university/college library.
Also, the full text of every Globe article published since November 14, 1977 is available via several search services - for more details, see this summary.
Is there a person I can contact about this microfilm reprint service?
Yes, prints produced from our microfilm are handled entirely by Preston Microfilming via the E-mail and postal addresses given below:
Preston Microfilming Services
2215 Queen St. East
Toronto ON
M4E 1E8
E-mail: filming@idirect.com
For all other Globe matters, please contact Globe customer service at Circulation@globeandmail.ca, or at one of the phone numbers given on our Contacts page.
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