Hi Lerian,
I have a PDF of
Mattingly's 1936 NC article that I have uploaded to my
Google Drive. I believe you should be able to download it (it is set to "Viewers can download," so let me know if that doesn't
work & I'll try something else):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1k9GBtYB7CWp9eknBU1CU2ivoz1J4j9oo/view?usp=sharingI got the article after
buying about a half dozen or so ex-Dorchester
Hoard Philips and
Gordian III's from the sale of the Ken Bressett
Collection last year. But it's obviously of much more general value, as the other comments have pointed out.
I believe I originally found the
PDF of the volume on Archive, and saved the pages I wanted.
By the way, you mentioned losing access to the article on JSTOR when you're on the free tier (which is what I use now), but I don't think that's quite how it works. You get 100 free articles
per month. (That's not an insurmountable quantity, but a lot of the numismatic / classics articles I read on JSTOR turn out to be Open Access/downloadable, which don't count against your hundred.) So even if you do use all 100, it restarts the next month. I don't recall if you get "charged" each day that you read the article, or once
per month-per-article. (I.e., If I were to read the same 4 articles every day, whether my credits would run out after 25 days, or if I would
still have 96/100 remaining.) I do believe I've re-loaded and read the same article many times in one day and only used one credit.
(As I understand it, it's not considered risky to publicly share a
Google Drive document link, as above, as long as the file itself isn't anything important, but if I'm mistaken, pls let me know, or if it violates any rule.)
Curtis Jackson-Jacobs
("the other
Curtis" on this
thread!)
P.S. Here are some of my Ken Bressett Coll. Dorchesters. Not particularly notable aside from having come from that collection & hoard, which is why I chose them (full size img.):