Rules for Shelflisting
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" An X following the date indicates a ''rush" book.
XIII. Serials. — Open serials or closed serials with more than two volumes missing are kept on the serial record, a dummy only being made for the shelflist. This dummy is made like the shelflist card except that the stamp ''For additions see serial record" is used in the place of accession numbers. This stamp is also added on the face of the official card. The serial record card is made out on a specially ruled card — see special rule on cards... under "Serial record. " Place a slip marked "Period. " in each periodical shelflisted as an indication to the labeller of the height of the label. If a serial entry stands for a publication which forms a part of another serial, trace such serial analytic on the back of the card representing the main serial, provided always that the two serials are published together. On the serial analytic entry card, a note indicating the publication in or with which each number appears takes the place of the accession number, and the call number is placed opposite the individual volume.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" An X following the date indicates a ''rush" book.
XIII. Serials. — Open serials or closed serials with more than two volumes missing are kept on the serial record, a dummy only being made for the shelflist. This dummy is made like the shelflist card except that the stamp ''For additions see serial record" is used in the place of accession numbers. This stamp is also added on the face of the official card. The serial record card is made out on a specially ruled card — see special rule on cards... under "Serial record. " Place a slip marked "Period. " in each periodical shelflisted as an indication to the labeller of the height of the label. If a serial entry stands for a publication which forms a part of another serial, trace such serial analytic on the back of the card representing the main serial, provided always that the two serials are published together. On the serial analytic entry card, a note indicating the publication in or with which each number appears takes the place of the accession number, and the call number is placed opposite the individual volume.
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