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...entry, this article also covers the name portion of MARC fields 600, 700, and 800. ǂc - Titles and words associated with a name (R)

...bibliographic format contains information about the [[Genre and form|genre and/or form]] of an item. This field is repeatable. ==Policy and formulation==

...ization and punctuation in authorized access points, follow RDA and LC/PCC policy standards.) <code>Twelfth night, act 2, scene 1, line 5</code> ...en recording 'case numbers' omit any punctuation or space between the 'cs' and the number: e.g., cs 46 becomes <code>cs46</code>

...nd volumes ("laid in"), or affixed or attached in some way. Current Folger policy for vault items is to keep anything relating to the history, readership, or * Readers: please notify Reading Room staff so that the item can be signed out to Cataloging when you're done.

...preached) so we can't simply do a bulk addition of ǂe to existing records, and (b) we need to determine which terms we will use in ǂe. ==Policy==

...questions, please ask a member of the [[Reading Room policy|Reading Room]] staff. === Care and handling of the collections ===

ǂ8 - Field link and sequence number (R) ==Policy and formulation==

...es not apply to the whole resource. It is authorized for many MARC fields, and is not repeatable. ==Policy and formulation==

MARC field 506 in the bibliographic and holdings formats contains information about restrictions imposed on access == Policy and formulation ==

==Policy and formulation== ...ise at his shop, the sign of Shakespear's Head and Hawk, between the Savoy and Somerset-House, in the Strand.</pre>

...., to link to digital images of a vault book in the record for that book); and when an electronic resource related to the resource described in the record Staff add identical 856 fields to the Bib record and the Holdings record, but only the one in the Holdings record displays in [[

[[File:Yellow-slips.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Yellow slips (staff alphabetical)]] [[File:White-slips.jpg|200px|thumb|right|White slips (staff numeric)]]

...one issue or article from a periodical fits our [[collection development]] policy, e.g., an issue of an English studies journal focusing on Shakespeare, or a ...the Folger. Consult the [[Collection development|collection development]] policy or the curatorial team if uncertain.

The Folger collection includes both microfilm and microfiche holdings (as well as other types of reproductions, such as [[Pho ...sical condition or uniqueness. [[Reading Room policy|Researcher Services]] staff may ask researchers to first consult the microfilm of an especially rare or

==Policy and formulation== *In general, only cite sources that give added information, and limit information to support of NAR data elements. Do not cite multiple sou

...trolling names (personal, corporate, governmental, and geographic), works, and subjects. While authority control has always been important for library cat ...d workflows, see [[bard2:NACO | NACO in Bard2]]. (Access limited to Folger staff).

...014, openings for multi-page material are also recorded here (between 1982 and 2014, openings were instead recorded on "exhibition history" slips pasted o ==Policy and formulation==

...-specific characteristics, rarity, fragility, production quality, expense, and/or because the value of the resource lies in the artifact itself instead of ...tion or staff offices. They can be charged to readers, staff, departments, and projects.

...ation treatments needed and/or performed, to gather cataloging statistics, and to indicate when [[preliminary cataloging]] has been done. This field is re ==Basic use and searching==

...ontain the cataloger's initials, date of cataloging or revision, and other staff notes not suitable for public display. Information displays in the "Item de ‡n - Folger local use (R): Storage size (staff display only)