A variety of photographic materials related to the American television series Quincy, M.E. (1976–1983) are held in institutional archives, image licensing libraries, and private collections. These images typically include production stills, promotional portraits, and behind-the-scenes photographs of lead actor Jack Klugman and the supporting cast.
NBCUniversal and Studio Archives
The NBCUniversal Photo Bank (formerly accessed through the "Lightbox" system) historically housed production stills and promotional images for NBC series. Access is now restricted to NBCU staff; external users are directed to Getty Images for licensed material.[1]
Getty Images acts as the public gateway to NBCUniversal archival images, including numerous stills credited to the NBCU Photo Bank and photographers such as Herb Ball.[2]
The NBCUniversal Archives & Collections at Universal Studios Lot preserves historical studio photographs, scripts, and ephemera, though public access is limited to curated exhibitions and official research requests.[3]
Licensing and Image Archives
MPTV Images represents the work of photographer Herb Ball and other NBC contract photographers, offering licensable Quincy, M.E. stills and promotional portraits.[4]
MovieStillsDB hosts a community-driven database of publicity stills, including select images from the series.[5]
Starstills and other specialty retailers sell officially licensed or reproduction publicity photos.[6]
Private Collections and Fan Sources
Individual collectors frequently trade or sell original NBC publicity stills and wire photos through online marketplaces such as eBay. These often include original studio stamps and captions.[7]
Fan sites, such as The Quincy Examiner, have documented sources for vintage photos and memorabilia, sometimes pointing to private archives.[8]
IMDb hosts aggregated stills for reference, though high-resolution versions are generally licensed through Getty or other rights-holders.[9]
