Comparative Cataloguing Rules
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See Library School Rules, i v.
Also Simplified Library School Rules, 2 u.
LINDERFELT.
A collection of writings by different authors under a collective title is entered under title with cross reference from the editor or editors. If the work is a collec- tion of bibliographically independent writ- ings, each author receives a full separate entry of his work, with the title of the collection given in parenthesis.
PERKINS.
Collections of works by separate au- thors should be catalogued under the t...itle of the series, with author entries for each separate work. Not worth while to cata- logue such works as Seaside library in this way.
Very short series note, use abbrevi- ations.
Pamphlets should be sorted and those on one subject bound together. Letter the back with subject and with the word Pamphlets, with a volume number This gives a subject entry under which the con- tents may be catalogued.
WHEATLEY.
Not specified.
SOCIETIES, ETC. , UNDER CITY OR CORPORATE NAME.
Cross references are understood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See Library School Rules, i v.
Also Simplified Library School Rules, 2 u.
LINDERFELT.
A collection of writings by different authors under a collective title is entered under title with cross reference from the editor or editors. If the work is a collec- tion of bibliographically independent writ- ings, each author receives a full separate entry of his work, with the title of the collection given in parenthesis.
PERKINS.
Collections of works by separate au- thors should be catalogued under the t...itle of the series, with author entries for each separate work. Not worth while to cata- logue such works as Seaside library in this way.
Very short series note, use abbrevi- ations.
Pamphlets should be sorted and those on one subject bound together. Letter the back with subject and with the word Pamphlets, with a volume number This gives a subject entry under which the con- tents may be catalogued.
WHEATLEY.
Not specified.
SOCIETIES, ETC. , UNDER CITY OR CORPORATE NAME.
Cross references are understood.
What to read after Comparative Cataloguing Rules?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theresa Hitchler to read onlineMoreLess
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