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<pre>773 08 ǂi Contained in (manifestation): ǂa Church of England. ǂs Book of common prayer. ǂt Booke of common prayer and administration of the sacraments. ǂg Imprinted in London : By Robert Barker and Iohn Bill, printers to the Kings Most Excellent Maiestie, anno Dom. 1619 [i.e. 1620].</pre>


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Revision as of 14:33, 18 October 2019

MARC field 773 in the Bibliographic format contains information concerning the host item for the constituent unit described in the record (vertical relationship), for example, the host volume for a journal article when the article is cataloged separately. It is used in the child record to give information about the host volume, and may have reciprocal 774 fields in the parent record.

It is intended to allow users to find the physical volume that contains the component described in the record, although the Folger has occasionally used MARC fields 773/774 to link a collection record with the records for individual items that are not physically contained within the collection.

This field is repeatable.

Searching

  • [indicate whether the field is searchable in Hamnet drop-downs, or only in the staff module and Command Line search]

Commonly-used tags

Indicators
1st indicator – Note controller 

0 - Display note
1 - Do not display note

2nd indicator – Display constant controller 

# - In
8 - No display constant generated

Subfield delimiters

ǂa - Main entry heading
ǂd - Place, publisher, and date of publication
ǂg - Related parts
ǂh - Physical description
ǂi - Relationship information
ǂn - Note
ǂo - Other item identifier
ǂt - Title
ǂw - Record control number

Policy and formulation

  • Routinely add 773 fields to child records

Voyager configuration

  • As of December 5, 2017, Hamnet is set so that links to "Related records" are automatically generated when any of the following is true:
    • the 773$t in the child record matches the 245$a of the parent record
    • the 773$o in the child record matches the Bib ID of the parent record
    • the 774$o in the parent record exactly matches the 773$t of the child record (remember to code the first indicator so that the note does not display)
    • each 774$o of the parent record contains the Voyager bib ID of a child record (remember to code the first indicator so that the note does not display)

Examples

773 08 ǂi Contained in (manifestation): ǂa Church of England. ǂs Book of common prayer. ǂt Booke of common prayer and administration of the sacraments. ǂg Imprinted in London : By Robert Barker and Iohn Bill, printers to the Kings Most Excellent Maiestie, anno Dom. 1619 [i.e. 1620].


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