A Library Primer for High Schools
A Library Primer for High Schools
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25 cents a bottle. Carters' "Koal black ink". Carters' fast red ink.
Rubber stamp having name of the library. 50 cents. Blank slips of paper 3 by 5 inches for notes. White shellac, 10 cents. Ammonia 5 cents.
72 A LIBRARY PRIMER FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.
Camel's hair brushes. For shellac ( l /4 inch) and for paste (^ inch).
Library paste.
Mending materials. Consult the catalogs.
Stationery.
Tray for shelf list. Shelf list may be filed in a part of the catalog. It would be preferable to have a drawer for... this purpose which should be kept on the librarian's desk. It could be kept in the boxes in which the cards were received.
Cork pen holders.
Good stub pens.
Covered glass inkwell.
Desk blotters.
Hand blotters.
Hard and medium lead pencils.
Best knife steel eraser.
Rubber eraser.
Shears.
Flat bone or ivory paper knife. 50 cents.
EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES. 73 APPENDIX.
ABRIDGED CLASSIFICATION Libraries having 1000 volumes and more should purchase a copy of the abridged decimal classification which gives many necessary subdivisions not indicated below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
25 cents a bottle. Carters' "Koal black ink". Carters' fast red ink.
Rubber stamp having name of the library. 50 cents. Blank slips of paper 3 by 5 inches for notes. White shellac, 10 cents. Ammonia 5 cents.
72 A LIBRARY PRIMER FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.
Camel's hair brushes. For shellac ( l /4 inch) and for paste (^ inch).
Library paste.
Mending materials. Consult the catalogs.
Stationery.
Tray for shelf list. Shelf list may be filed in a part of the catalog. It would be preferable to have a drawer for... this purpose which should be kept on the librarian's desk. It could be kept in the boxes in which the cards were received.
Cork pen holders.
Good stub pens.
Covered glass inkwell.
Desk blotters.
Hand blotters.
Hard and medium lead pencils.
Best knife steel eraser.
Rubber eraser.
Shears.
Flat bone or ivory paper knife. 50 cents.
EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES. 73 APPENDIX.
ABRIDGED CLASSIFICATION Libraries having 1000 volumes and more should purchase a copy of the abridged decimal classification which gives many necessary subdivisions not indicated below.
What to read after A Library Primer for High Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry O Henry Ormal Severance to read onlineMoreLess
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