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==URL structure== | ==URL structure== | ||
===Image records=== | ===Image records=== | ||
URLs for individual images are formed by appending the digital image file name (removing any leading zeroes) to the end of the base URL '''digitalcollections.folger.edu/img''' | |||
===Standard | The digital image file name is number of up to six digits, and is the very first field in the image record on both the new digital collections site and on Luna: | ||
===Microfilm | |||
===Bindings | [[File:RootfileIslandora.png|200px]] [[File:RootfileLuna.png|200px]] | ||
By appending digital image file name '''72418''' to the base URL above, we get the link '''[https://digitalcollections.folger.edu/img72418 digitalcollections.folger.edu/img72418]''' | |||
Microfilm image records use the same style of file name, and their URLs are constructed in the same way. Bindings images records use a different and more complicated style of file names, so they instead use a default URL structure that is not predictable based on external IDs. | |||
===Standard object records=== | |||
Whenever we have more than one image for an item--multiple pages in a book, for instance--we will also have a parent record linking all of the individual images together. The URL for these object records is formed by appending the bibliographic ID, a hyphen, and the holdings ID to the end of the base URL '''digitalcollections.folger.edu/bib''' | |||
The bib and holdings IDs can be found in the catalog. The catalog URL for STC 6857, Tectonicon, is '''[https://catalog.folger.edu/record/163490 catalog.folger.edu/record/163490]''' The number at the end of the catalog URL--'''163490''' in this example--is the bib ID. If we look at that same record in the [https://catalog.folger.edu/record/163490/export/tm MARC view] (by appending '''/export/tm''' to the end of the catalog URL), we see that bib ID again at the top of the record, in the 001 field. Towards the bottom of the record, in field 852 subfield 7 ($$7), we can find the holdings ID--'''156904''' for this example. | |||
By appending these IDs, separated with a hyphen, to the base URL above, we get the link '''[https://digitalcollections.folger.edu/bib163490-156904 digitalcollections.folger.edu/bib163490-156904]''' | |||
===Microfilm object records=== | |||
Microfilm object record URLs are formed in nearly the same way as standard object URLs. Because we may sometimes have both standard and microfilm images of the same item, we need to differentiate between the two. We do that for microfilm object records for including '''mf''' in the base URL: '''digitalcollections.folger.edu/mf-bib''' | |||
The URL for the standard object record for V.a.269, which has bib ID '''231225''' and holdings ID '''280167''', is '''[https://digitalcollections.folger.edu/bib231225-280167 digitalcollections.folger.edu/bib231225-280167]''', and the URL for the microfilm object record for the same item is '''[https://digitalcollections.folger.edu/mf_bib231225-280167 digitalcollections.folger.edu/mf_bib231225-280167]''' | |||
===Bindings object records=== | |||
Bindings object records are formed just like microfilm object records, replacing the '''mf''' prefix with '''bindings'''. | |||
An example will be added shortly. | |||
Revision as of 19:01, 29 January 2024
For information on the Folger's digital image collection on Luna, please see https://folgerpedia.folger.edu/Luna_digital_image_collection
Books
Manuscripts
- Pre-1701 manuscripts
- Autograph letters signed from Thomas Booth, London, to John Booth, 1683-1689
- Autograph letters signed from William Booth, London, to John Booth, 1628-1647 (bulk 1628-1629)
- E. Williams watermark collection, including papers of the Hale family of King's Walden and other papers, ca. 1570-1699, compiled ca. 1920-1930
- Letters from the Privy Council, 1545-1621
- Newdigate family collection of newsletters, 1673/4-1715
- Papers of Jacob Tonson, 1680-1737
- Papers of Nathaniel Bacon, 1574-1650 (bulk 1590-1622)
- Papers of Robert Bennet, 1603-1678
- Papers of the Bacon-Townshend family of Stiffkey, Norfolk, 1550-1640
- Papers of the Bagot family of Blithfield, Staffordshire, 1428-1671 (bulk 1557-1671)
- Papers of the Cavendish-Talbot family, 1333-1705 (bulk 1548-1676)
- Papers of the Ferrers Family of Tamworth Castle, 1371-1806 (bulk 16th - 17th century)
- Papers of the Goodricke family of Ribston Hall, Nidderdale, Yorkshire, 1639?-1689
- Papers of the More family of Loseley Park, Surrey, 1489-1682 (bulk 1538-1630)
- Papers of the Rattray family of Craighall, 1593-1699
- Papers of the Rich family, 1485-ca. 1820 (bulk 1649-1715)
- Post-1700 manuscripts
- Autograph letters signed from Edwin Booth to various recipients, 1858-1893
- Autograph letters signed from William Winter to various recipients, 1864-1917
- Collection of German papers relating to William Shakespeare, 1777-1912
- Robert Young collection relating to William Winter, ca. 1745-2005 (bulk 1880-1906)
Art & Objects
Shakespeare
Bindings
Folger Archives
Reference Images
Microfilm Images
Working with media groups
Information to come
URL structure
Image records
URLs for individual images are formed by appending the digital image file name (removing any leading zeroes) to the end of the base URL digitalcollections.folger.edu/img
The digital image file name is number of up to six digits, and is the very first field in the image record on both the new digital collections site and on Luna:
By appending digital image file name 72418 to the base URL above, we get the link digitalcollections.folger.edu/img72418
Microfilm image records use the same style of file name, and their URLs are constructed in the same way. Bindings images records use a different and more complicated style of file names, so they instead use a default URL structure that is not predictable based on external IDs.
Standard object records
Whenever we have more than one image for an item--multiple pages in a book, for instance--we will also have a parent record linking all of the individual images together. The URL for these object records is formed by appending the bibliographic ID, a hyphen, and the holdings ID to the end of the base URL digitalcollections.folger.edu/bib
The bib and holdings IDs can be found in the catalog. The catalog URL for STC 6857, Tectonicon, is catalog.folger.edu/record/163490 The number at the end of the catalog URL--163490 in this example--is the bib ID. If we look at that same record in the MARC view (by appending /export/tm to the end of the catalog URL), we see that bib ID again at the top of the record, in the 001 field. Towards the bottom of the record, in field 852 subfield 7 ($$7), we can find the holdings ID--156904 for this example.
By appending these IDs, separated with a hyphen, to the base URL above, we get the link digitalcollections.folger.edu/bib163490-156904
Microfilm object records
Microfilm object record URLs are formed in nearly the same way as standard object URLs. Because we may sometimes have both standard and microfilm images of the same item, we need to differentiate between the two. We do that for microfilm object records for including mf in the base URL: digitalcollections.folger.edu/mf-bib
The URL for the standard object record for V.a.269, which has bib ID 231225 and holdings ID 280167, is digitalcollections.folger.edu/bib231225-280167, and the URL for the microfilm object record for the same item is digitalcollections.folger.edu/mf_bib231225-280167
Bindings object records
Bindings object records are formed just like microfilm object records, replacing the mf prefix with bindings.
An example will be added shortly.