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SPECIAL COLLECTIONS CATALOGING PROCEDURE
REFERENCE COLLECTION
Reviewed Nov 17, 1998 by Richard Lindemann
The Reference Collection, shelved in the department's
Reading and Reference Rooms, contains standard ready-reference
tools such as dictionaries and encyclopedias, general reference
works concerning bibliography, book arts and the history of
printing, as well as groups of books topically focused to provide
research support for the department's holdings. These reference
works are shelved in call number order within particular
groupings, and correlating group codes form a part of the call
number to effect proper shelving.
050 Use conventional LC Classification, adding one of the below
090 codes as a suffix in the call number string:
Collection/Group Code
AIWF AIWF
Archives Arch
Cataloging tools Cat
Finding aids Find
Hispanic (including Baja) Hisp
Poetry Poet
Ready reference RR
Spanish Civil War Span
Voyages/Pacific Voy
Western Americana West
As described in procedure I.B.3 (Call number sublocation
codes), these codes are added at the end of call numbers to
indicate the appropriate shelving location.
Reference books that are used by catalogers frequently,
either in general or for a particular cataloging project,
may be permanently or temporarily assigned the sublocation
Cat and shelved in the catalogers' tools area in technical
processing. They appear on ROGER and may be paged for
public service use.
Reference books of a general nature, not pertinent
exclusively to a particular grouping, receive no group code
suffix [although previous practice was to code these Gen for
"General"].
099 Per UCSD cataloging policy, bibliographies in Reference (and
throughout Special Collections) are classified in LC subject
classes, not in the Z class, using the local technique of
adding a small "z" at the end of the class number, e.g.:
Ex: 099 F |a 1246z |a .B37 |a 1967 |aHisp
949 The location code for reference books, regardless of
grouping, is cpr or cprf.
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