Records with obsolete record type b were globally changed to record type p, as part of Webvoyage 7 upgrade, 2010 December.
Field |
Guidelines |
Record Status |
Single Manuscript |
Additional Guidelines: Beinecke |
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Type of Record |
Single Manuscript |
Additional Guidelines: Beinecke |
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Bibliographic Level |
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Type of Control |
Single Manuscript |
Additional Guidelines: Beinecke |
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Encoding Level |
Single Manuscript |
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Cataloging Form |
Single Manuscript |
Additional Guidelines: Beinecke |
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Other Fields |
Single Manuscript |
Additional Guidelines: Beinecke |
Field |
Guidelines |
Publication Status |
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Date 1 and 2 |
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Place of Publication |
Single Manuscript |
Additional Guidelines: Beinecke |
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Form of Item |
Single Manuscript |
Additional Guidelines: Beinecke |
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Language |
Single Manuscript |
Additional Guidelines: Beinecke |
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Modified Record |
Single Manuscript |
Additional Guidelines: Beinecke |
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Cataloging Source |
Single Manuscript |
Additional Guidelines: Beinecke |
006 |
Single Manuscript |
007 |
Single Manuscript |
Additional Guidelines: Beinecke |
Indexed: no
Codes:
a Increase in encoding level
c Corrected or revised
d Deleted
n New
Instructions:
Use n for all new records. Voyager will automatically update a record to c following any subsequent save. When a preliminary or recon Encoding Level is upgraded to full level, the Record Status may be manually changed to a. However, coding will automatically change to c after subsequent saves, unless a is entered manually each time.
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Indexed: Limit search by Item Type
Codes:
p Mixed materials
Instructions:
Code p for Mixed Materials, formerly known as Archives and Manuscripts Control (AMC), was introduced with format integration, and was implemented in 1996 March. The record type code for AMC records was b. Records with obsolete record type b were globally changed to record type p in 2010 December.
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Indexed: no
Codes:
m Single item
c Collection
d Subunit
Instructions
See also:
Bibliographic Level: Single Manuscript
Bibliographic Level: Additional Guidelines: Beinecke
Use c for collections or small groups of two or more items. Also use c for a collective record for items in a scrapbook, photograph album, or multiple manuscripts bound together or with into a printed work which has been cataloged separately.
Use d for a subunit of a collection or analytic for item in a collection or multiple manuscripts bound together.
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Indexed: no
Codes:
_ No specified type of control
a Archival
Instructions:
Ue a for all manuscript materials. This field was introduced with format integration, and was implemented in 1996 March.
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Indexed: no
Codes:
_ Full level
1 Full level, material not examined
5 Preliminary or accession level record
7 Minimal level
Instructions:
See also:
Encoding Level: Additional Guidelines: Beinecke
Use _ for full level cataloging. Use 1 for records converted from existing cataloging data, such as retrospective conversion of catalog cards. Use 7 for unprocessed collections with provisional cataloging, as well as for permanent brief catalog records. Code _, 1, or 7 is required for export to utilities and MARS authority control. Change 1, 5, and 7 to _ when upgrading to full level.
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Indexed: no
Codes:
i ISBD punctuation included
Instructions:
Use i for all records, indicating conformance to DCRM or DACS standards, and use of RDA headings. Code i may be used for retrospective conversion, whether or not headings are upgraded to RDA.
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Codes for the following fields are supplied by Voyager. Do not edit these fields.
Multipart Resource Record Level: _
Length of the Length-of-Field Portion: 4
Length of the Starting-Character-Position Portion: 5
Length of the Implementation-Defined Portion: 0
Undefined: 0
These fields were added retrospectively to all records during a tag table update in 2008 May.
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Publication Status (Type of Date)
Required
Indexed: no
Codes:
_ No dates given; B.C. date involved
e Detailed date
i Inclusive dates of collection
k Range of years of bulk of collection
n Dates unknown
q Questionable dates
s Single known date/probable date
Instructions
See also:
Publication Status: Single Manuscript
Publication Status: Additional Guidelines: Beinecke
Use i for a span of known dates or a span of dates qualified by "circa.". Note bulk dates, if appropriate, in subfield ‡g of the 245 (Title Statement).
If a known or estimated span of dates falls within one year, either use i and enter the year in both Date 1 and Date 2, or use s, enter the year in Date 1, and leave Date 2 blank, according to local practice.
If all materials in a collection are known or estimated to have the same date, use s, enter the year in Date 1, and leave Date 2 blank.
Use q for a date span qualified by a question mark.
See also Date 1 and Date 2.
Due to OCLC encoding requirements, do not use m multiple dates for records where bibliographic level is c collection.
Examples:
Publication Status i
Date 1 1845
Date 2 1962
245 ‡f 1845-1962 ‡g (bulk 1933-1960).
Publication Status i
Date 1 1861
Date 2 1865
245 ‡f [circa 1861-1865].
Publication Status i
Date 1 1840
Date 2 1840
245 ‡f 1840 Feb 19-May 20.
(local practice)
Publication Status i
Date 1 1840
Date 2 ____
245 ‡f 1840 Feb 19-May 20.
(local practice)
Publication Status e
Date 1 1915
Date 2 0523
245 ‡f 1915 May 23.
(all materials are dated 1915 May 23)
Publication Status q
Date 1 1801
Date 2 1805
245 ‡f [1801-1805?].
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Indexed: Limit search by Date (searches by date in this field, not ‡f in 245)
Codes:
____ Data not yet supplied (fill in characters)
Instructions
See also:
Date 1 and Date 2: Single Manuscript
Date 1 and Date 2: Additional Guidelines: Beinecke
Each date consists of a four-digit year, with any unidentified digits represented by the letter u. Dates 1 and 2 must match dates in ‡f in the 245 (Title Statement).
For a collection acquired over a period of years, enter either the current date span, or 9999 in Date 2 and update Date 2 as new parts are accessioned, according to local practice.
Do not transcribe incorrect dates. Always enter correct dates in Dates 1 and 2 and in the 245 field. Note any incorrect dates appearing on the materials in a 520 (Summary, etc.) or 500 (General note).
See also Publication Status.
Examples:
Publication Status i
Date 1 1845
Date 2 1962
245 ‡f 1845-1962 ‡g (bulk 1933-1960).
Publication Status i
Date 1 18uu
Date 2 18uu
245 ‡f [1800s].
(letters from 19th century)
Publication Status i
Date 1 184u
Date 2 184u
245 ‡f [1840s].
Publication Status i
Date 1 1920
Date 2 9999
(ongoing gift; local practice)
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Indexed: no
Codes:
___ Data not yet supplied (choose from menu)
Instructions:
For collection-level records, this code represents the state of the repository where the materials are held. For all collection-level records, enter code ctu, for Connecticut.
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Indexed: no
Codes:
_ None of the following
a Microfilm
b Microfiche
c Microopaque
d Large print
r Regular print reproduction (such as a photocopy)
Instructions:
This code reflects the predominant part of the materials being described. Use code r for reproductions in eye-readable print, such as photoprints and photocopies. If the repository holds both the original material and a reproduction, use code _, describe the original material in the record, and include a 533 (Reproduction note).
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Indexed: Limit search by Language
Codes:
___ Data not yet supplied (choose from menu)
See the USMARC Code List for Languages on Cataloger's Desktop or on the Library of Congress website.
Instructions:
This code reflects the predominant part of the materials being described. If more than one language is represented, enter multiple codes in 041 (Language codes).
See also 546 (Language note).
Example:
Language eng : English
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Indexed: no
Codes:
_ Not modified
Instructions:
Only code _ is valid for record type p (Mixed Materials).
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Indexed: no
Codes:
_ National bibliographic agency (Library of Congress, or, National Library of Canada)
d Other sources (includes original record keyed by inputting library)
Instructions:
Always use code d for original cataloging.
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006 Additional Materials Characteristics
See also:
006: Additional Guidelines: Beinecke
Use 006 fields to include record type codes in addition to code p (Mixed Materials). OPAC search limiting by item type is based on record type codes in the Leader and in any 006 fields present in the record. For example, manuscript material coded p in the Leader which contains substantial photographic material will be found by searches limited to photographic material only if an 006 for 2-D Nonprojectable materials has been included in the record.
See appendix 006 Codes for definitions of commonly used codes. For more information, see the MARC21 Concise Format on the Library of Congress website.
See also 008 (Mixed Material).
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See also:
007: Additional Guidelines: Beinecke
OPAC search limiting by medium is based on record type codes in the 007. Generally this field has not been used. Optionally, use to indicate the presence of microfilm in a collection.
For more information, see the MARC21 Concise Format on the Library of Congress website.
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