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==Commonly-used tags== | ==Commonly-used tags== | ||
Indicators | '''Indicators''' | ||
1st = 4 - Location in source given | 1st = 4 - Location in source given | ||
2nd = Undefined | 2nd = Undefined | ||
'''Subfields''' | |||
ǂa Name of source | ǂa Name of source (NR) | ||
ǂc Location | ǂc Location within source (NR) | ||
ǂu Uniform Resource Identifier | ǂu Uniform Resource Identifier (NR) | ||
ǂx International Standard Serial Number (NR) | |||
ǂ3 Materials specified (NR) | |||
==Policy and formulation== | ==Policy and formulation== | ||
Revision as of 11:27, 17 February 2016
MARC field 510 in the bibliographic format contains citations or references to published bibliographic descriptions of the content of the described item.
Commonly-used tags
Indicators
1st = 4 - Location in source given 2nd = Undefined
Subfields
ǂa Name of source (NR) ǂc Location within source (NR) ǂu Uniform Resource Identifier (NR) ǂx International Standard Serial Number (NR) ǂ3 Materials specified (NR)
Policy and formulation
- Use 510 for bibliographical descriptions of the described item, including its description in a List of Folger exhibition catalogs.
- In general, follow the forms as given in Standard Citation Forms for Rare Materials Cataloging
- If formulating a new citation form, follow the Working Principles of Standard Citation Forms (to be discussed: when to propose the new form to RBMS)
- No general use is currently made of a URI. Do not use to link to the Hamnet record for the bibliography.
- The field does not end with a mark of punctuation, unless the field ends with an abbreviation, initial/letter, or other data that ends with a mark of punctuation.