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Descriptive cataloging

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Anglo-American cataloging rules

Paul W. Winkler

1974

Seymour Lubetzky

Seymour Lubetzky

2001

Cataloging rules for the description of looseleaf publications

Adele Hallam

1989

FRBR

Robert L. Maxwell

2008

Cataloging with AACR2R and USMARC

Deborah A. Fritz

1998

Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules 2, 1998 Revision

Joint Steering Committee for the Revision of AACR

1998

Maxwell's handbook for AACR2R

Margaret F. Maxwell, Robert L. Maxwell

1997

Anglo-American cataloging rules

C. Sumner Spalding

1970

Notes for catalogers

Eileen Zagon, Florence A. Salinger

1985

The RDA primer

Amy Hart

2010

Notes for serials cataloging

Beverley Geer

1998

Subject cataloging

Larry Millsap, Terry Ellen Ferl

1991

Essential cataloguing

J. H. Bowman

2003

The concise AACR2, 1998 revision

Gorman, Michael

1999

Special rules on cataloging

Library of Congress. Catalog Division.

1906

Choice Strawberry Plants

Mrs. Filena Woolf (Firm)

1925

Learn descriptive cataloging

Mary Mortimer

2000

Cataloging of audiovisual materials

Nancy B. Olson

1981

Handbook for AACR2, 1988 revision

Margaret F. Maxwell

1989

Where's that rule?

Ronald Hagler

1979

LC romanization tables and cataloging policies

Sally C. Tseng

1990

Anglo-American cataloging rules

C. Sumner Spalding

1967

Rules for descriptive cataloging in the Library of Congress

Library of Congress. Descriptive Cataloging Division.

1949

Cataloging nonbook materials

Carolyn O. Frost

1983

Cataloging microcomputer software

Nancy B. Olson

1988

Anglo-American cataloguing rules 1967

Eric J. Hunter

1972

Notes for serials cataloging

Nancy G. Thomas

1986

The concise AACR2

Gorman, Michael

1981

Cataloging of audiovisual materials and other special materials

Nancy B. Olson

1998

Rules for compiling the catalogues in the Department of Printed Books in the British Museum

British Museum

1900

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