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M
C o m pl e t e E x a m pl e s
Complete Examples – Bibliographic Records
Audio Recording – Book
RDA Elements
RDA Ref
RDA Element
RDA Recorded
2.3.2
Title proper *>
Lives of girls and women
2.4.2
Statement of responsibility relating to title *
Alice Munro
2.5.2
Designation of edition * Abridged
2.5.4
Statement of responsibility relating to the edition
by Ruth Fraser
2.8.2
Place of publication
Fredericton, NB, Canada
2.8.4
Publisher’s name *
BTC Audiobooks, an imprint of Goose Lane
Editions
2.11
Copyright date
©2005
2.13
Mode of issuance multipart monograph
2.15
Identifier for the manifestation
ISBN 0-86492-398-8
3.2
Media type
audio
3.3
Carrier type *
audio disc
3.4
Extent *
3 audio discs
3.5
Dimensions
12 cm
3.16.2
Type of recording digital
4.2
Terms of availability $29.95 Can ($24.95 US)
4.3
Contact information
http://www.gooselane.com
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Copyright © 2008, American Library Assocation, Canadian Library Association, and The Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals
6.10
Content type * spoken word
7.10
Summarization of the content
Born on the backward “Flats Road,” Del
Jordan is a “nice girl” with big dreams in a
small town that expects little from women
beyond marriage and babies. In linked short
stories, Del suffers embarrassment at the
hands of her encyclopedia-selling mother,
endures her body’s insistent desires, and falls
passionately in love with a young lumberyard
worker, only to lose her chance for a
university scholarship
7.12
Language of the content In English
7.22
Duration
approximately 3 hr.
7.23
Performer, narrator, and/or presenter Narrated by Judy Mahbey
7.24
Artistic and/or technical credits
Credits: producer, Lawrie Seligman;
recording engineer, Eric Wagers
19.2
Creator * Munro, Alice, 1931–
20.2
Contributor Fraser, Ruth
18.5
Relationship designtor abridger
20.2
Contributor
Mahbey, Judy
18.5
Relationship designator narrator
20.2
Contributor Seligman, Lawrie
20.2
Contributor
Wagers, Eric
18.5
Relationship designator
recording engineer
26.1
Related expression 1
Abridgement of the first print edition
published by McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1971
27.1
Originally broadcast on CBC Radio 1981
Related manifestation2
1Related expression recorded using an unstructured description
2 Related manifestation recorded using an unstructured description
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Encoded in the MARC 21 Format for Bibliographic Data,
Using ISBD Punctuation
MARC MARC Field
Field Tag
Indicators Data Recorded
Leader/06 Type of record
i
Leader/07 Bibliographic level
m
Leader/19 Multipart resource
record level
a
007/00
Physical description
fixed field—Category
of material
s
007/01
Physical description fixed field—Specific
material designation
d
007/06
Physical description fixed field—Dimensions
g
007/12
Physical description fixed field—Special
playback characteristics
e
007/13 Physical description
fixed field—Capture and
storage technique
d
008/35—
37 Fixed length data elements—Language
eng
020
International Standard ##
Book Number
$a 0864923988 : $c $29.95 (Can) $24.95
(US)
037
Source of acquisition
##
$b http://www.gooselane.com
100
Main entry—
Personal name
1#
$a Munro, Alice, $d 1931–
245
Title statement
10
$a Lives of girls and women / $c Alice
Munro.
250
Edition statement
$a Abridged / $b by Ruth Fraser.
260
Publication,
##> distribution, etc. (Imprint)
##
$a Fredericton, NB, Canada : $b BTC
Audiobooks, an imprint of Goose Lane
Editions, $c ©2005.
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300
Physical description
##
$a 3 audio discs (approximately 3 hr.) :
$b digital ; $c 12 cm.
500
General note
##
$a Abridgement of the first print edition
published by McGraw-Hill Ryerson,
1971
500
General note
##
$a Originally broadcast on CBC Radio
1981.
508
Creation/production ##
credits note $a Producer: Lawrie Seligman; recording
engineer: Eric Wagers
511
Participant or performer note
$a Narrated by Judy Mahbey.
0#
520
Summary, etc.
##
$a Born on the backward “Flats Road,”
Del Jordan is a “nice girl” with big
dreams in a small town that expects little
from women beyond marriage and
babies. In linked short stories, Del suffers
embarrassment at the hands of her
encyclopedia-selling mother, endures her
body’s insistent desires, and falls
passionately in love with a young
lumberyard worker, only to lose her
chance for a university scholarship.
546
Language note
##
$a In English.
700
Added entry — Personal name
1#
$a Fraser, Ruth, $e abridger.
700
1#
$a Mahbey, Judy, $e narrator.
700
1#
$a Seligman, Lawrie.
700
1#
$a Wagers, Eric, $e recording engineer.
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Audio Recording – Music
RDA Elements
RDA Ref
RDA Element Data Recorded
2.3.2
Title proper *
219 days
2.3.6
Variant title
Two hundred and nineteen days
2.4.2
Kalan Porter
2.8.2
Place of publication
Toronto
2.8.4
Publisher’s name ViK. Recordings
2.9.4
Distributor’s name Distributed by BMG Canada
2.11
Copyright date * ©2004
2.11
Copyright date ©2004
2.13
Mode of issuance single unit
3.2
Media type audio
3.2
Media type computer
3.3
Carrier type * audio disc
3.3
Carrier type * computer disc
3.4
Extent *
1 CD
3.5
Dimensions 12 cm
3.16.2
3.19.3
Encoding format Real audio
3.19.3
Encoding format Windows media
3.20
Equipment and system requirements
System requirements: Macintosh (System 8.1
or newer recommended) or Windows
(Windows 98 or newer recommended)
compatible computer; monitor capable of
displaying 800×600 screen resolution and 16
bit colour; Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher or
Netscape 4.0 or higher; Windows Media
Player 8 or RealOne Player; at least 32 MB of
available RAM (64 MB recommended);
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double speed or faster multisession-enabled
CD ROM drive; Macromedia Flash Player 5;
56KB or higher Internet connection (high
speed recommended). Certain computers may
not be able to access the enhanced CD portion
of this disc
6.10
performed music
7.12
7.23
Performer, narrator, and/or presenter
Songs and instrumental music: Kalan Porter
with other musicians
7.23
Duet with Theresa Sokyrka
19.2
Creator *
Porter, Kalan
18.5
Relationship designator composer
20.2
Contributor Porter, Kalan
18.5
Relationship designator singer
20.2
Contributor Sokyrka, Theresa
18.5
Relationship designator singer
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MARC MARC Field
Field Tag Indicators Data Recorded
Leader/06 Type of record j
Leader/07 Bibliographic level m
fixed field—Category
of material
s
007/01 Physical description fixed field—Specific
d
fixed field—Configuration
of playback channels
s
007/06 Physical description fixed field—Dimensions
g
007/12 Physical description fixed field—Special
playback characteristics
e
007/13 Physical description fixed field—Capture and
storage technique
d
008/35—37 Fixed length data elements—Language
eng
100 Main entry—Personal 1# name
$a Porter, Kalan, $e composer, $e singer.
245 Title statement 10 $a 219 days / $c Kalan Porter.
246 Varying form of title 3# $a Two hundred and nineteen days
260 Publication, distribution, ## etc. (Imprint) $a Toronto : $b ViK. Recordings : $b
Distributed by BMG Canada, $c ©2004,
©2004.
300 Physical description ## $a 1 CD : $b digital, Real audio,
Windows media ; $c 12 cm.
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511 Participant or performer 0#
note $a Songs and instrumental music: Kalan
Porter with other musicians.
511 Participant or performer 0#
note
$a Duet with Theresa Sokyrka.
538 System details note ## $a System requirements: Macintosh
(System 8.1 or newer recommended) or
Windows (Windows 98 or newer
recommended) compatible computer;
monitor capable of displaying 800 × 600
screen resolution and 16 bit colour;
Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher or
Netscape 4.0 or higher; Windows Media
Player 8 or RealOne Player; at least 32
MB of available RAM (64 MB
recommended); double speed or faster
multisession-enabled CD ROM drive;
Macromedia Flash Player 5; 56KB or
higher Internet connection (high speed
recommended). Certain computers may
not be able to access the enhanced CD
portion of this disc.
546 Language note $a In English.
700 Added entry—Personal 1# name
## $a Sokyrka, Theresa, $e singer.
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Book 1
RDA Elements
RDA Ref RDA Element Data Recorded
2.3.2
Title proper * The organization of information
2.4.2
Arlene G. Taylor
2.5.2
Designation of edition * Second edition
2.8.2
Place of publication Westport, Connecticut
2.8.2 Place of publication London
2.8.4
Publisher’s name * Libraries Unlimited, a member of the
Greenwood Publishing Group
2.11
©2004
Copyright date * 2.12.2
Title proper of series * Library and information science text series
2.13
2.15
Identifier for the Manifestation ISBN 1-56308-976-9
2.15
Identifier for the Manifestation
ISBN 1-56308-969-6 (paperback)
3.2
Media type unmediated
3.2
Carrier type * volume
3.4
Extent of text * xxvii, 417 pages
3.5
Dimensions 26 cm
4.3
Contact information http://www.lu.com
6.10
Content type * text
7.12
7.16
Supplementary content Includes bibliography and index
19.2
Creator * Taylor, Arlene G., 1941–
25.1
Library and information science text series
Related work1
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24.5
Relationship designator in series (work)
1Related work recorded using a preferred access point
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MARC
Field Tag MARC Field Indicators Data Recorded
Leader/06 Type of record a
007/00 t
Physical description fixed field—Category of
material
008/35—37 Fixed—length data elements—Language
eng
020 International Standard ##
Book Number
$a 1563089769
037 Source of acquisition http://www.lu.com
100 Main entry—Personal 1#
name
## $a Taylor, Arlene G., $d 1941–
245 Title statement 14 $a The organization of information / $c
Arlene G. Taylor.
250 $a Second edition.
Edition Statement ## 260 Publication, distribution, ##
etc., (Imprint)
$a Westport, Connecticut ; $a London :
$b Libraries Unlimited, a member of the
Greenwood Publishing Group, $c ©2004.
300 $a xxvii, 417 pages ; $c 26 cm.
Physical description ## 490 Series statement 1# $a Library and information science text
series
504 Bibliography, etc. note ## $a Includes bibliography and index.
830 Series added entry—
#0
Uniform title
## $a Library and information science text series
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Book 2
RDA Elements
RDA Ref 2.3.2
RDA Element Title proper * Data Recorded
Encoding across frontiers
2.3.4
Other title information proceedings of the European Conference on
Encoded Archival Description and Context
(EAD and EAC), Paris, France, 7–8 October
2004
2.3.6
Variant title Proceedings of the European Conference on
Encoded Archival Description and Context
(EAD and EAC), Paris, France, 7–8 October
2004
2.4.2
Bill Stockting, Fabienne Queyroux, editors
2.8.2
Place of publication New York
2.8.2
Place of publication London
2.8.2
Place of publication Victoria (AU)
2.8.4
Publisher’s name * The Haworth Information Press, an imprint of
The Haworth Press, Inc.
2.11
2.13
2.15
Identifier for the manifestation *
ISBN 978-0-7890-3026-9
2.15
ISBN 0-7890-3026-8
2.15
ISBN 978-0-7890-3027-6 (paperback)
2.15
ISBN 0-7890-3027-6 (paperback)
3.2
3.3
3.4
Extent of text * 286 pages
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3.5
Dimensions 22 cm
4.3
Contact information http://www.HaworthPress.com
6.10
Content type * text
7.12
7.15
Illustrative content illustrations
7.16
Supplemeary content Includes bibliographical references and index
19.2
Creator * European Conference on Encoded Archival
Description and Context (EAD and EAC)
(2004 : Paris, France)
20.2
Contributor Stockting, Bill
18.5
Relationship designator editor of compliation
20.2
Contributor Queyroux, Fabienne
18.5
Relationship designator editor of compilation
27.1
Related manifestation1 “Co-published simultaneously as Journal of
archival organization, volume 3, numbers
2/3 2005.” doi:10.1300/J201v03n02_
01-doi:10.1300/J201v03n02_19
1Related manifestation recorded using an unstructured description
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MARC MARC Field
Field Tag
007/00 t
Physical description fixed field —
Category of material
008/35—37 Fixed-length data elements—Language
eng
020 Interntational Standard ##
Book Number
$a 9780789030269
Book Number
$a 0789030268
Book Number
$a 9780789030276 (paperback)
020 International Standard
Book Number
##
$a 0789030276 (paperback)
037 Source of acquisition ## http://www.HaworthPress.com
111 Main entry—Meeting 2#
name
$a European Conference on Encoded
Archival Description and Context (EAD
and EAC) $d (2004 : $c Paris, France
245 Title statement 10 $a Encoding across frontiers : $b
proceedings of the European Conference
on Encoded Archival Description and
Context (EAD and EAC), Paris, France
7–8 October 2004 / $c Bill Stockting,
Fabienne Queyroux, editors.
246 Varying form of title 30 $a Proceedings of the European
Conference on Encoded Archival
Description and Context (EAD and
EAC), Paris, France 7–8 October 2004
260 $a New York ; $a London ; $a Victoria
(AU) : $b The Haworth Information
Press, an imprint of The Haworth Press,
Inc., $c ©2005.
Publication, distribution, ##
etc. (Imprint)
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300 Physical description ## $a 286 pages : $b illustrations ; $c 22 cm.
546 Language note ## $a In English.
530 Additional physical ##
form available note
$a “Co-published simultaneously as
Journal of archival organization, volume
3, numbers 2/3 2005.” $u doi:10.1300/
J201v03n02_01-doi:10.1300/
J201v03n02_19
504
Bibliography, etc. note ## $a Includes bibliographical references
and index.
700 Added entry —
1#
Personal name
$a Stockting, Bill, $e editor of
compilation.
700 Added entry —
1#
Personal name
$a Queyroux, Fabienne, $e editor of
compilation
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Serial
RDA Elements
RDA REF
RDA Element Data Recorded
2.3.2
Title proper * CA magazine
2.3.9
Key title CA magazine (Toronto)
2.3.10
Abbreviated title CA mag. (Tor.)
2.6.2
Numeric and/or alphabetic designation of first issue or
part *
2.6.3
Chronological designation of January 1974
first issue or part *
2.8.2
Place of publication Toronto, Ontario
2.8.2
Place of publication Montreal, Quebec
2.8.4
Publisher’s name * Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants
2.8.6
Date of publication * 1974–
2.13
Mode of issuance serial
2.15
ISSN 0317-6878
Volume 104, no. 1
2.20.11 Note on frequency
Monthly, January 1974–1990s? ; 10 times a
year (with combined issues in January/
February and June/July), 1990s?-
2.20.12
Note on issue, part, or iteration used as the basis for
identification of the resource
Latest issue consulted: Volume 140, no. 1
(January/February 2007)
3.2
3.3
3.4
Extent * volumes
3.5
Dimensions 29 cm
4.2
Terms of availability $28.00 per year ($25.00 to students; $72.00
outside Canada)
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4.3
Contact information Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants,
277 Wellington Street West, Toronto, Ontario
M5V 3H2
4.3
Contact information Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants,
680 Sherbrooke Street West, 17th floor,
Montreal, Quebec H3A 2S3
6.10
Content type * text
7.12
Language of the content In English; includes some text in French
7.15
7.15
Illustrative content portraits
7.17
Colour content chiefly colour
21.3
Publisher Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants
25.1
Related work1
CA, Canadian chartered accountant
24.5
Relationship designator continues (work)
26.1
Related expression2 Also issued in an online edition containing
breaking news, tax updates, job postings,
archives, additional articles:
http://www.camagazine.com
27.1
Related manifestation3
Also available in microfilm and microfiche
format
2Related expression recorded using an unstructured description
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MARC MARC Field
Field Tag
Leader/07 Bibliographic level s
007/00 t
Physical description fixed field—
Category of material
008/35—37 Fixed—length data elements —Language
eng
022 $a 0317-6878
International Standard ##
Serial Number
037 Source of acquisition ## $b Canadian Institute of Chartered
Accountants, 277 Wellington Street West,
Toronto, Ontario M5V 3H2 $c $28.00 per
year $c $25.00 (students) $c $72.00
(outside Canada)
037 Source of acquisition ## $b Canadian Institute of Chartered
Accountants, 680 Sherbrooke Street
West, 17th floor, Montreal, Quebec H3A
2S3 $c $28.00 per year $c $25.00
(students) $c $72.00 (outside Canada)
041 Language code 0# $a eng $a fre
210 Abbreviated key title 0# $a CA mag. $b (Tor.)
222 Key title #0 $a CA magazine $b (Toronto)
245 Title statement 00 $a CA magazine.
260 Publication, distribution, ##
etc. (Imprint)
$a Toronto, Ontario ; $a Montreal,
Quebec : $b Canadian Institute of
Chartered Accountants, $c 1974–
300 Physical description ## $a volumes : $b illustrations (chiefly
colour), portraits ; $c 29 cm.
310 Current publication ##
frequency
$a 10 times a year (with combined issues
in January/February and June/July), $b
1990s?-
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321 Former publication frequency
##
$a Monthly, $b January 1974–1990s?
362 Dates of publication and/or sequential
designation
0#
$a Volume 104, no. 1 (January 1974)-
500 General note ## $a Latest issue consulted: Volume 140,
no. 1 (January/February 2007).
500 General note ## $a Also issued in an online edition
containing breaking news, tax updates,
job postings, archives, additional articles:
http://www.camagazine.com
530 $a Also available in microfilm and
microfiche format.form available note
Additional physical ##
form available note
546 Language note ## $a In English; includes some text in
French.
710 Added entry—
2#
Corporate name
$a Canadian Institute of Chartered
Accountants.
780
Preceding entry
$t CA, Canadian chartered accountant
00
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Streaming Video
RDA Elements
RDA Ref RDA Element Data recorded
2.3.2
Title proper * For whom the bell tolls
2.3.4
Other title information the Spanish Civil War
2.3.6
Variant title The Spanish Civil War
2.4.2
produced by the Hoover Institution and
KTEH/San Jose Public Television
2.4.2
Statement of responsibility relating to title
director, Paul Marca
2.8.2
Place of publication Stanford, Calif.
2.8.4
Publisher’s name * Hoover Institution
2.11
2.12.2
Title proper of series * Uncommon knowledge
2.12.9
Numbering within series * #426
2.13
Mode of issuance 2.20.2
Note on title 2.20.12
single unit
Title from transcript page
Note on issue, part, or iteration used as the basis for
Viewed on February 6, 2002
3.2
Media type video
3.3
Carrier type * online resource
3.4
Extent * 1 online resource
3.16.2
3.19.2
File type streaming video file
3.19.3
Encoding format ASX file
3.20
Equipment and system requirements
4.6
Uniform resource locator System requirements: Windows Media Player
http://vodshow.stanford.edu/hoover/tolls.asx
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6.10
Content type * moving image
7.10
Summarization of the content Panelists Christopher Hitchens and Ronald
Radosh discuss the continuing debate over the
moral ambiguity of the Spanish Civil War
(1936–1939)
7.12
In English
7.17.3
Language of the content Colour of moving images color
7.18
Sound content sound
7.22
Durantion 26 min., 52 sec.
7.23
Performer, narrator, and/or presenter Host, Peter Robinson; panelists, Christopher
Hitchens, Ronald Radosh
7.24
Artistic and/or technical credits Executive producer, William Free; associate
producer/editor, Ian Albert
19.3
Other person, family, or corporate body associated
with the work
Marca, Paul
18.5
Relationship designator film director
19.3
with the work
Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and
Peace
18.5
Relationship designator film producer
19.3
with the work
KTEH-TV (Television station : San Jose,
Calif.)
18.5
20.2
Contributor Robinson, Peter
18.5
Relationship designator host
20.2
Contributor Hitchens, Christopher
18.5
Relationship designator panelist
20.2
Contributor Radosh, Ronald
18.5
Relationship designator panelist
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19.3
with the work
Free, William
18.5
20.2
Contributor Albert, Ian
18.5
18.5
Relationship designator editor of moving image work
21.3
Publisher Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and
Peace
25.1
Related work1
Uncommon knowledge (Television program)
24.5
Relationship designator contained in (work)
25.1
Related work2
Uncommon knowledge (Hoover Institution
on War, Revolution, and Peace)
24.6
Numbering of part no. 426
24.5
Relationship designator in series (work)
27.1
Related manifestation3 Originally broadcast March 18, 2000, as part
of the weekly public television series
Uncommon knowledge
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MARC MARC Field
Field Tag
Leader/06 Type of record g
007/00 Physical description fixed field—Category
of material
v
007/03 Physical description fixed field—Color
c
007/05 Physical description fixed field—Sound on
medium or separate
a
of material
c
c
008/35—37 Fixed length data elements—Language
eng
245 Title statement 00 $a For whom the bell tolls : $b the
Spanish Civil War / $c produced by the
Hoover Institution and KTEH/San Jose
Public Television ; director, Paul Marca.
246 Varying form of title $a Spanish Civil War
etc. (Imprint) 30 $a Stanford, Calif. : $b Hoover
Institution, $c ©2000.
300 Physical description ## $a 1 online resource (26 min., 52 sec.) :
$b digital, ASX file, sound, color.
490 Series statement 1# $a Uncommon knowledge ; $v #426
500 General note ## $a Title from transcript page.
500 General note ## $a Viewed on February 6, 2002.
500 General note ## $a Streaming video file
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508 Creation/Production ##
credits note
$a Executive producer, William Free;
associate producer/editor, Ian Albert.
518 Participant or 0#
performer note
$a Host, Peter Robinson; panelists,
Christopher Hitchens, Ronald Radosh.
518 Date/Time and place ##
of an event note
$a Originally broadcast March 18, 2000,
as part of the weekly public television
series Uncommon knowledge.
520 Summary, etc. ## $a Panelists Christopher Hitchens and
Ronald Radosh discuss the continuing
debate over the moral ambiguity of the
Spanish Civil War (1936–1939).
538 System details note ## $a System requirements: Windows Media
Player.
546 Language note ## $a In English.
700 Added entry—
Personal name
1# $a Marca, Paul, $e film director.
700 Added entry—
Personal name
1#
$a Robinson, Peter, $e host.
700 Added entry—
Personal name
1#
$a Hitchens, Christopher, $e panelist.
700 Added entry—
Personal name
1#
$a Radosh, Ronald, $e panelist.
700 Added entry—
Personal name
1#
$a Free, William, $e film producer.
700 Added entry—
1#
Personal name
$a Albert, Ian, $e film producer, $e editor
of moving image work.
710 Added entry—
2#
Personal name
$a Hoover Institution on War,
Revolution, and Peace, $e film producer.
710 Added entry—
2# Personal name
$a KTEH-TV (Television station : San
Jose, Calif.), $e film producer.
730 Added entry— 0# Personal name
$a Uncommon knowledge (Television
program)
830 Series added entry— #0 Uniform title
$a Uncommon knowledge (Hoover
Institution on War, Revolution, and
Peace) ; $v no. 426.
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856 Electronic location
40 and access
$u http://vodshow.stanford.edu/hoover/
tolls.asx
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Video Recording
RDA Elements
RDA Ref RDA Element Data Recorded
2.3.2
Title proper * Black X-mas
2.3.3
Parallel title Noël noir
2.3.6
Variant title Black Christmas
2.4.2
produced by James Wong and Glen Morgan
2.4.2
directed by Glen Morgan
2.9.2
Place of distribution Montreal, QC
2.9.4
Distributor’s name * Distributed exclusively in Canada by TVA
Films
2.10.2
Place of manufacture [Beverly Hills, California]
2.10.4
Manufacturer’s name 2929 Productions
2.11
2.13
Mode of issuance multipart monograph
3.2
Media type video
3.3
Carrier type * videodisc
3.4
Extent * 2 DVD-videos
3.5
Dimensions 12 cm
3.16.2
3.16.8
Configuration of playback channels
surround
3.16.9
Special playback characteristics
Dolby digital 5.1
3.19.3
Encoding format DVD video
6.10
7.7
Content type * Intented audience moving image
18A (Canadian Home Video rating)
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7.10
Summarization of the content A group of sorority sisters, snowed in over
the holiday break, tries desperately to survive
the night as a relentless killer terrorizes and
murders them, one by one
7.12
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7.14
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7.17.3
Colour of moving images colour
7.18
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7.19
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7.22
Duration approximately 91 min.
7.23
Cast: Katie Cassidy, Michelle Trachtenberg,
Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Oliver Hudson,
Lacey Chabert, Kristin Cloke, Andrea Martin
7.24
Artistic and/or technical credits
Credits: screenplay, Glen Morgan
19.2
Creator * Morgan, Glen
18.5
Relationship designator screenwriter
19.2
Wong, James
18.5
19.3
with the work
Morgan, Glen
18.5
18.5
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20.2
Contributor Cassidy, Katie
18.5
Relationship designator actor
20.2
Contributor Trachtenberg, Michelle
18.5
20.2
Contributor Winstead, Mary Elizabeth
18.5
with the work
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20.2
Contributor Hudson, Oliver
18.5
20.2
Contributor Chabert, Lacey, 1982–
18.5
20.2
Contributor Cloke, Kristin
18.5
20.2
Contributor Martin, Andrea, 1947–
18.5
21.4
Distributor
TVA Films (Firm)
21.5
Manufacturer 2929 Productions (Firm)
25.1
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Remake based on the screenplay written by
Roy Moore in 1974
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Web Site – Integrating Resource
RDA Elements
RDA REf RDA Element Data Recorded
2.3.2
Title proper * Tolkien Society home page
2.3.6
Variant title Welcome to the Tolkien Society home page
2.8.2
Place of publication England
2.8.4
Publisher’s name * Tolkien Society
2.8.6
Date of publication [2002?]-
2.13
Mode of issuance
integrating resource
2.20.12 Note on issue, part, or
iteration used as the basis for
Viewed on June 11, 2008
3.2
Media type
computer
3.3
Carrier type * online resource
Extent * 1 online resource
Uniform resource locator
http://www.tolkiensociety.org
4
4.6
6.10
Content type * text
7.10
Summarization of the content This site has information about J.R.R.
Tolkien, the books he wrote, his life, books
others have written about him, the Society
and its events.
7.12
Language of the content
In English
7.15
7.17
Colour content color
19.2
with the work
Tolkien Society (England)
18.5
Relationship designator issuing body
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300 Physical description ## $a 1 online resource : $b color
illustrations.
500 $a Viewed on June 11, 2008.
General note ## 520 Summary, etc.
## $a This site has information about J.R.R.
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$a Tolkien Society (England), $e issuing
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856 Electronic location and access
$u http://www.tolkiensociety.org/
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Complete examples — Authority records
Personal name 1
RDA Elements
RDA Ref RDA Element RDA Recorded
9.2.2
Preferred name for the person * ++
Munro, Alice
9.2.3
Variant name for the person Laidlaw, Alice Ann
9.3.2
Date of birth * ++ 1931
9.7
Gender female
9.8
Place of birth Wingham, Ont.
9.10
Country associated with the person
Canada
9.11
Place of residence Clinton, Ont.
9.14
Language of the person English
9.16
Profession or occupation Short-story writer
9.17
Biographical information Alice Ann Munro (née Laidlaw) is a Canadian
short-story writer and three-time winner of
Canada’s Governor General Award for
English-language fiction. She was born 10
July 1931 in Wingham, Ontario. Married to
James Munro in 1951, Alice Munro lived in
Vancouver and Victoria, B.C. until her
divorce in 1972, when she returned to Ontario
to accept the position as Writer-in-Residence
at University of Western Ontario. In 1980,
Munro held the position of Writer-inResidence at both University of British
Columbia and University of Queensland. She
currently lives in Clinton, Ontario. Additional
biographical information may be found at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_Munro
9.18
Identifier for the person * 0101J7510
Library and Archives Canada control number:
9.18
Identifier for the person * Library of Congress control number: n
79063498
October 31, 2008
34
8.10
Status of identification fully established
8.12
Source consulted
Lives of girls and women, ©2005: container
(Alice Munro)
8.12
Source consulted The Canadian encyclopedia, via WWW,
viewed on June 4, 2008 (Alice Munro, née
Alice Laidlaw, short-story writer, born at
Wingham, Ontario, 10 July 1931)
8.12
Source consulted Howells, Coral Ann. Alice Munro, 1998: p.
xiii (Alice Ann Laidlaw born 10 July 1931 in
Wingham, Ontario; marries James Armstrong
Munro, 1951; marriage breaks up, 1973;
marries Gerald Fremlin, 1976)
8.12
Source consulted Wikipedia, viewed on June 4, 2008 (Alice
Munro; Alice Ann Munro (née Laidlaw); born
10 July 1931 in Wingham, Ontario; Canadian
short-story writer) http://en.wikipedia.org/
wiki/Alice_Munro
October 31, 2008
35
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Field Tag
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$a n 79063498
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$a 0101J7510
100 Heading—Personal name
1#
$a Munro, Alice, $d 1931–
400 See from tracing—
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1#
$a Laidlaw, Alice Ann, $d 1931–
##
670 Source data found ##
$a Lives of girls and women, ©2005: $b
container (Alice Munro)
670 Source data found ## $a The Canadian encyclopedia, via
WWW, viewed on June 4, 2008 $b (Alice
Munro, nee Alice Laidlaw, short-story
writer, born at Wingham, Ontario, 10 July
1931)
670 Source data found
## $a Howells, Coral Ann. Alice Munro,
1998: $b pages xiii-xiv (Alice Ann
Laidlaw born 10 July 1931 in Wingham,
Ontario; marries James Armstrong
Munro, 1951; marriage breaks up, 1973;
marries Gerald Fremlin, 1976)
670 Source data found ## $a Wikipedia, viewed on June 4, 2008 $b
(Alice Munro; Alice Ann Munro (née
Laidlaw); born 10 July 1931 in
Wingham, Ontario; Canadian short-story
writer) $u http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Alice_Munro
678
$a Alice Ann Munro (née Laidlaw) is a
Canadian short-story writer and threetime winner of Canada’s Governor
General Award for English-language
fiction. She was born 10 July 1931 in
Wingham, Ontario. Married to James
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Munro in 1951, Alice Munro lived in
Vancouver and Victoria, B.C. until her
divorce in 1972, when she returned to
Ontario to accept the position as Writerin-Residence at University of Western
Ontario. In 1980, Munro held the position
of Writer-in-Residence at both University
of British Columbia and University of
Queensland. She currently lives in
Clinton, Ontario. Additional biographical information may be found at $u http://
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_Munro
October 31, 2008
37
Personal Name 2
RDA Elements
RDA Ref 9.2.2
9.7
RDA Element Gender Data Recorded
Mahbey, Judy
female
9.10
United States
9.10
Canada
9.15
Field of activity of the person
Actor, voice-over artist, drama coach, acting
teacher
9.18
Identifier for the person * Library and Archives Canada control number:
0063G5964
8.10
fully established
Status of identification 8.12
Source consulted Munro, A. Lives of girls and women, ©2005:
container (Judy Mahbey)
8.12
Source consulted JIMWIG WWW site, viewed June 4, 2008
(Judy Mahbey; dual citizenship, U.S. and
Canada) http://www.jimwig.com/Judy.htm
October 31, 2008
38
MARC MARC Field
Field Tag
Indicator Data Recorded
establishment
a
$a 0063G5964
100
Heading—Personal name
$a Mahbey, Judy
1#
670 Source data found ## $a Munro, A. Lives of girls and women,
©2005: $b container (Judy Mahbey)
670
Source data found
## $a JIMWIG WWW site, viewed June 4,
2008 $b (Judy Mahbey; dual citizenship,
U.S. and Canada; actor, voice-over artist,
drama coach, acting teacher) $u http://
www.jimwig.com/Judy.htm
October 31, 2008
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Personal Name 3
RDA Elements
9.2.2
Seligman, Lawrie
9.2.3
Variant name for the person Seligman, Lawrence
9.7
9.11
Gender Place of residence male
Edmonton, Alta.
9.15
Field of activity of the person Film editor, radio and television producer,
theatre and opera director, cultural program
supervisor
8.10
8.12
tray card (Lawrie Seligman)
8.12
Source consulted BU Alumni Web, viewed June 4, 2008
(Lawrence “Lawrie” Seligman of Edmonton,
Alberta) http://www.bu.edu/alumni/interests/
classnotes/2005/07/2970.html
October 31, 2008
40
MARC MARC Field
Field Tag
establishment
a
1#
$a Seligman, Lawrie
Personal name
1#
$a Seligman, Lawrence
670 Source data found ## $a Munro, A. Lives of girls and women,
©2005: $b tray card (Lawrie Seligman)
670 Source data found ## $a BU Alumni Web, viewed June 4, 2008
$b (Lawrence “Lawrie” Seligman of
Edmonton, Alberta; cultural program
supervisor for Spruce Grove, a small city
west of Edmonton; previously he was a
film editor at the National Film Board of
Canada, a radio and television producer
for the Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation, and a theater and opera
director) $u http://www.bu.edu/alumni/
interests/classnotes/2005/07/2970.html
October 31, 2008
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Personal Name 4
RDA Elements
RDA Ref 9.2.2
RDA Recorded
9.7
RDA Element Fraser, Ruth
Gender
female
9.18
Identifier for the person * Library and Archives Canada control number:
0009C0252
9.18
Identifier for the person * Library of Congress control number: no
97001896
8.10
fully established
tray card (Ruth Fraser)
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## $a Munro, A. Lives of girls and women,
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October 31, 2008
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Personal Name 5
RDA Elements
RDA Ref 9.2.2
RDA Recorded
9.7
RDA Element Wagers, Eric
Gender male
9.15
Field of activity of the person
Recording engineer
8.10
8.12
tray card (Recording engineer, Eric Wagers)
MARC MARC Field
Field Tag
establishment
a
$a Wagers, Eric
1#
##
$a Munro, A. Lives of girls and women,
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Eric Wagers)
October 31, 2008
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Personal Name 6
RDA Elements
9.2.2
Preferred name for the person * ++ 9.2.3
Variant name for the person Coetzee, John Maxwell
9.2.3
Variant name for the person
Кутзее, Дж. М.
9.2.3
Variant name for the person
Кутзее, Джон Максвелл
9.2.3
Variant name for the person Kutzee, Dzh. M.
9.2.3
Variant name for the person Kutzee, Dzhon Maksvell
9.3.2
Date of birth ++ 1940
Coetzee, J. M.
9.5
Fuller form of name John Maxwell
9.7
Gender male
9.8
Place of birth Cape Town, South Africa
9.11
Place of residence Australia
9.14
Language of the person English
9.16
Profession or occupation
Writer, literature professor
9.17
Biographical information Coetzee is an author and academic who was
born in Cape Town, South Africa. From 1968
to 2000, he taught at the University of Cape
Town and also at universities in the United
States. He emigrated to Australia in 2002. He
was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in
2003. Additional biographical information
may be found at http://nobelprize.org/nobel_
prizes/literature/laureates/2003/coetzee-bio.
html and at http://en.wikipedia.org/
wiki/J.M._Coetzee
9.18
Identifier for the person * 83166192
Library of Congress control number: n
8.10
Source consulted In the heart of the country, 1977: title page
(J.M. Coetzee)
8.12
Source consulted
Медленный человек, 2006: title page
(Дж.М. Кутзее)
October 31, 2008
44
8.12
Source consulted> Wikipedia, December 3, 2007 (John Maxwell
“J.M.” Coetzee; born 9 February 1940)
Russian site (Джон Максвелл Кутзее) http://
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J.M._Coetzee>http://
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J.M._Coetzee
8.12
Source consulted Nobel Foundation WWW site, viewed
December 3, 2007 (J.M. Coetzee; John
Maxwell Coetzee; born in Cape Town, South
Africa, 9 February 1940) http://nobelprize.
org/nobel_prizes/literature/laureates/2003/
coetzee-bio.html
October 31, 2008
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008/33
Fixed-length data elements—Level of
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010
Library of Congress control number
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$a n 83166192
##
$a Coetzee, J. M., $d 1940–
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1#
$a Coetzee, John Maxwell, $d 1940–
400
See from tracing–
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1#
$a Кутзее, Дж. М., $d 1940–
400
See from tracing–
Personal name
1#
$a Кутзее, ДжонМаксвелл, $d 1940–
400 See from tracing–
Personal name
1#
$a Kutzee, Dzh. M., $d 1940–
400 See from tracing–
Personal name
1#
$a Kutzee, Dzhon Maksvell, $d 1940–
670 Source data found ## $a In the heart of the country, 1977: $b
title page (J.M. Coetzee)
670 Source data found ## $a Медленный человек, 2006: $b title
page (Дж. М. Кутзее)
670 Source data found ## $a Wikipedia, December 3, 2007 $b
(John Maxwell “J.M.” Coetzee; born 9
February 1940) Russian site (Джон
Максвелл Кутзее) $u http://
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J.M._Coetzee
$a Nobel Foundation WWW site, viewed
December 3, 2007 $b (J.M. Coetzee;
John Maxwell Coetzee; born in Cape
Town, South Africa, 9 February 1940) $u
http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/
literature/laureates/2003/coetzee-bio.html
678 $a Coetzee is an author and academic
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historical data
October 31, 2008
46
Africa on February 9, 1940. From 1968
to 2000, he taught at the University of
Cape Town and also at universities in the
United States. He emigrated to Australia
in 2002. He was awarded the Nobel Prize
for Literature in 2003. Additional
biographical information may be found at
$u http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/
literature/laureates/2003/coetzee-bio.html
October 31, 2008
47
Personal Name 7
RDA Elements
9.2.2
Benedict XVI
9.2.3
Variant name for the person Ratzinger, Joseph
9.2.3
Variant name for the person Ratzinger, Josephus
9.2.3
Variant name for the person Benedictus XVI
9.2.3
Variant name for the person Benedikt XVI
9.2.3
Variant name for the person Benedicto XVI
9.2.3
Variant name for the person Benoôt XVI
9.2.3
Variant name for the person Benedetto XVI
9.2.3
Variant name for the person Bento XVI
9.2.3
Date of birth ++ 1927
9.4
Title of the person * ++ Pope
9.7
Gender male
9.8
Place of birth Marktl am Inn, Germany
9.17
Biographical information Joseph Alois Ratzinger was born on April 16,
1927, in the Bavarian village of Marktl am
Inn. German law compelled Ratzinger to join
the Hitler Youth when he turned 14; he
refused to attend the meetings, however, and
set his sights on entering the seminary.
Shortly after the war, Joseph and his brother
Georg entered Saint Michael Seminary in
Traunstein, and they then studied at the Ducal
Georgianum of the Ludwig-Maximilian
University of Munich. On June 29, 1951, they
were ordained into the priesthood. In 1977 he
was consecrated as the archbishop of Munich
and Freising; later that year Pope Paul VI
named him a cardinal. On November 25,
1981, Pope John Paul II appointed him
prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine
of the Faith. In assuming his new post,
Cardinal Ratzinger resigned the Munich
October 31, 2008
48
archdiocese in early 1982 and became
cardinal bishop of Velletri-Segni in 1993. In
1998 he became vice-dean of the College of
Cardinals and in 2002 dean. He was elected
by his fellow cardinals on April 19, 2005, as
the 264th successor to St. Peter, the apostle of
Jesus Christ, first bishop of Rome, and first
pope. The new pope took the name Benedict
XVI
9.18
Identifier for the person * Library of Congress control number: n
79106175
32.1
Related corporate body1 Catholic Church. Pope (2005– : Benedict
XVI)
32
Related corporate body2 Library of Congress control number: n
2005028574
8.12
Source consulted Die Geschichtstheologie des heiligen
Bonaventura, 1959: title page (Dr. Joseph
Ratzinger)
8.12
Source consulted Faith, philosophy, and theology, ©1985: title
page (Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger) introduction
(Cardinal Ratzinger)
8.12
Source consulted Vatican WWW site, April 20, 2005 (habemus
Papam … Josephum … Cardinalem
Ratzinger, qui sibi nomen imposuit
Benedictum XVI; Benedikt XVI; Benedict
XVI; Benedicto XVI; Benoôt XVI; Benedetto
XVI; Bento XVI)
8.12
Source consulted Encyclopædia Britannica online, June 4, 2008
(Benedict XVI, Pope; Joseph Alois Ratzinger,
born April 16, 1927; Joseph Ratzinger was
elected by his fellow cardinals on April 19,
2005 and took the name Benedict XVI)
1Related corporate body recorded using a preferred access point
2Related corporate body recorded using an identifier
October 31, 2008
49
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October 31, 2008
50
670 Source data found ## $a Vatican WWW site, April 20, 2005 $b
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war, Joseph and his brother Georg
entered Saint Michael Seminary in
Traunstein, and they then studied at the
Ducal Georgianum of the LudwigMaximilian University of Munich. On
June 29, 1951, they were ordained into
the priesthood. In 1977 he was
consecrated as the archbishop of Munich
and Freising; later that year Pope Paul VI
named him a cardinal. On November 25,
1981, Pope John Paul II appointed him
prefect of the Congregation for the
Doctrine of the Faith. In assuming his
new post, Cardinal Ratzinger resigned
the Munich archdiocese in early 1982
and became cardinal bishop of VelletriSegni in 1993. In 1998 he became vicedean of the College of Cardinals and in
2002 dean. He was elected by his fellow
cardinals on April 19, 2005, as the 264th
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Biographical or 0#
historical data
October 31, 2008
51
Family Name 1
RDA Elements
RDA Ref
RDA Element RDA Recorded
10.2.2 Preferred name for the family * ++
James
10.3
Type of family * ++ Family
10.5
Place associated with the family * ++
Jamestown, Wash.
10.6
Prominent member of the family James, Samuel, 1805–1866
10.8
Family history Samuel James, his wife Anna Maria
(Foxwell) James, and their sons left Cornwall,
England, for America in 1842, having
emigrated more for political reasons than
because of economic hardship. The James
family first lived in Wisconsin, but in 1850–
1851, they journeyed by wagon train to
Oregon. In 1852 they settled at Grand Mound
Prairie (later known as Jamestown) on the
Chehalis River in Washington, where they
prospered for some years. Samuel James and
his sons established new homesteads in what
is now known as James Rock on Grays
Harbor, Washington, in 1859. Samuel James
died in 1866 and Anna Maria James died in
1879. Their descendents continued to live in
and around Jamestown, Washington. More
detailed biographical information may be
found at http://www.lib.washington.edu/
specialcoll/findaids/docs/papersrecords/
Jamesfamily3575.xml
8.10
fully established
Source consulted James family papers, 1841–1986 (bulk
1841–1912)
8.12
Source consulted Guide to the James family papers, 1841–
1986, via WWW, June 6, 2008 http://www.
lib.washington.edu/specialcoll/findaids/docs/
papersrecords/Jamesfamily3575.xml
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52
MARCMARC Field
Field Tag
establishment
a
3#
$a James (Family : $c Jamestown, Wash.)
670 Source data found ## $a James family papers, 1841–1986 (bulk
1841–1912)
670 Source data found ## $a Guide to the James family papers,
1841–1986, via WWW, June 6, 2008 $u
http://www.lib.washington.edu/
specialcoll/findaids/docs/papersrecords/
Jamesfamily3575.xml
678 $a Samuel James, his wife Anna Maria
(Foxwell) James, and their sons left
Cornwall, England, for America in 1842,
having emigrated more for political
reasons than because of economic
hardship. The James family first lived in
Wisconsin, but in 1850–1851, they
journeyed by wagon train to Oregon. In
1852 they settled at Grand Mound Prairie
(later known as Jamestown) on the
Chehalis River in Washington, where
they prospered for some years. Samuel
James and his sons established new
homesteads in what is now known as
James Rock on Grays Harbor,
Washington, in 1859. Samuel James died
in 1866 and Anna Maria James died in
1879. Their descendents continued to live
in and around Jamestown, Washington.
More detailed biographical information
may be found at $u http://www.lib.
washington.edu/specialcoll/findaids/docs/
papersrecords/Jamesfamily3575.xml
Biographical or 0#
historical data
October 31, 2008
53
Family Name 2
RDA Elements
10.2.2 Preferred name for the family Romanov
* ++
10.2.3 Variant name for the family
Romanoff
Romanof
Романов
Роμανώφ
Romanoph
Holstein-Gottorp-Romanov
Type of family * ++ Dynasty
10.5
Place associated with the family
Russia
10.3
10.8
Family history The Romanovs were a dynasty that ruled
Russia for three centuries, from 1613 until the
Russian Revolution in 1917. The Romanovs
were descendants of a Moscow aristocrat
whose daughter, Anastasia Romanovna,
married Russian tsar Ivan IV Vasilyevich
(Ivan the Terrible). The children of
Anastasia’s brother Nikita adopted the name
Romanov in honor of their grandfather being
the father of a tsarina. Nikita’s grandson,
Michael, became the first Romanov tsar. The
Romanov succession of rule is as follows:
Michael (reigned 1613–1645), Alexis I (r.
1645–1676), Fyodor III (r. 1676–1682), Peter
the Great (r. 1682–1725), Catherine I (r.
1725–1727), Peter II (r. 1727–1730), Anna
Ivanovna (r. 1730–1740), Ivan VI (r. 1740–
1741), Elizabeth (r. 1741–1762), Peter III (r.
1762), Catherine the Great (r. 1762–1796),
October 31, 2008
54
Paul I (r. 1796–1801), Alexander I (r. 1801–
1825), Nicholas I (r. 1825–1855), Alexander
II (r. 1855–1881), Alexander III (r. 1881–
1894), and Nicholas II (r. 1894–1917)
8.10
fully established
Source consulted Romanov collection, 1894–1935 (bulk
1907–1918)
8.12
Source consulted Grey, I. The Romanovs, 1970: preface
(Romanov dynasty; 17–20th centuries;
Mikhail Fedorovich Romanov elected Tsar in
1613 at age 16)
8.12
Source consulted Cowles, V. The Romanovs, ©1971: page 11
(Romanov dynasty; founded by Michael
Feodorovich Romanov)
8.12
Source consulted The tragic dynasty, ©1969: title page
(Romanovs) page 9 (in 1613 a general
assembly of Russians elected Michael
Romanov as tsar)
8.12
Source consulted The Romanoffs, 1890.
8.12
Source consulted The last of the Romanofs, 1918.
8.12
Source consulted The Longman companion to Imperial Russia,
1689–1917, 2000: page 28 (Romanov
Dynasty, 1613–1917)
8.12
Династия Романовыχ, 2006.
Source consulted 8.12
Source consulted MSN Encarta online encyclopedia, June 4,
2008 (Romanov, dynasty that ruled Russia for
three centuries, from 1613 until the Russian
Revolution in 1917) http://encarta.msn.com/
encyclopedia_761559800/Romanov.html
8.12
Source consulted Encyclopædia Britannica online, June 4, 2008
(Romanov Dynasty; rulers of Russia from
1613 until the Russian Revolution of
February 1917)
8
Source consulted Wikipedia, June 4, 2008 (House of Romanov
(Романов) was the second and last imperial
dynasty of Russia, which ruled the country
from 1613 to 1761. From 1761 to 1917,
Russia was ruled for five generations by a line
of the House of Oldenburg descended from
October 31, 2008
55
the marriage of a Romanov grand duchess to
the Duke of Holstein-Gottorp. This line was
officially also called Romanov, although
genealogists sometimes style it, more
accurately, Holstein-Gottorp-Romanov)
Greek version (ОíκоϚ тων Роμάνоβ (Дом
Романовыχ) ή Роμανώφ) Russian version
(Романовы; Дом Романовыχ)
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56
MARC MARC Field
Field Tag
establishment
3#
Romanov (Dynasty)
Personal name
3#
$a Romanoff (Dynasty)
Personal name
3#
$a Romanof (Dynasty)
Personal name
3#
$a Романов (Dynasty)
Personal name 3#
$a Роμανώφ (Dynasty)
Personal name
3#
$a Romanoph (Dynasty)
Personal name
3#
$a Holstein-Gottorp-Romanov (Dynasty)
670 Source data found ## $a Romanov collection, 1894–1935 (bulk
1907–1918)
670
Source data found ## $a Grey, I. The Romanovs, 1970: $b
preface (Romanov dynasty; 17–20th
centuries; Mikhail Fedorovich Romanov
elected Tsar in 1613 at age 16)
670 Source data found ## $a Cowles, V. The Romanovs, ©1971: $b
page 11 (Romanov dynasty; founded by
Michael Feodorovich Romanov)
670 Source data found ## $a The tragic dynasty, ©1969: $b title
page (Romanovs) page 9 (in 1613 a
general assembly of Russians elected
Michael Romanov as tsar)
670 Source data found ## $a The Romanoffs, 1890.
670 Source data found ## $a The last of the Romanofs, 1918.
October 31, 2008
57
670 Source data found ## $a The Longman companion to Imperial
Russia, 1689–1917, 2000: $b page 28
(Romanov Dynasty, 1613–1917)
670 $a Династия Романовыχ, 2006.
Source data found ## 670 Source data found ## $a MSN Encarta online encyclopedia,
June 4, 2008 $b (Romanov, dynasty that
ruled Russia for three centuries, from
1613 until the Russian Revolution in
1971) $u http://encarta.msn.com/
encyclopedia_761559800/Romanov.html
670 Source data found ## $a Encyclopædia Britannica online, June
4, 2008 $b (Romanov Dynasty; rulers of
Russia from 1613 until the Russian
Revolution of February 1917)
670 Source data found ## $a Wikipedia, June 4, 2008 $b (House of
Romanov (Романов) was the second and
last imperial dynasty of Russia, which
ruled the country from 1613 to 1761.
From 1761 to 1917, Russia was ruled for
five generations by a line of the House of
Oldenburg descended from the marriage
of a Romanov grand duchess to the Duke
of Holstein-Gottorp. This line was
officially also called Romanov, although
genealogists sometimes style it, more
accurately, Holstein-Gottorp-Romanov)
Greek version (ОíκоϚ тων Роμάνоβ
(Дом Романовыχ) ή Роμανώφ) Russian
version (Романовы; Дом Романовыχ)
678 $a The Romanovs were a dynasty that
ruled Russia for three centuries, from
1613 until the Russian Revolution in
1917. The Romanovs were descendants
of a Moscow aristocrat whose daughter,
Anastasia Romanovna, married Russian
tsar Ivan IV Vasilyevich (Ivan the
Terrible). The children of Anastasia’s
brother Nikita adopted the name
Romanov in honor of their grandfather
being the father of a tsarina. Nikita’s
grandson, Michael, became the first
Romanov tsar. The Romanov succession
of rule is as follows: Michael (reigned
1613–1645), Alexis I (r. 1645–1676),
Fyodor III (r. 1676–1682), Peter the
Biographical or 0#
historical data
October 31, 2008
58
Great (r. 1682–1725), Catherine I (r.
1725–1727), Peter II (r. 1727–1730),
Anna Ivanovna (r. 1730–1740), Ivan VI
(r. 1740–1741), Elizabeth (r. 1741–1762),
Peter III (r. 1762), Catherine the Great (r.
1762–1796), Paul I (r. 1796–1801),
Alexander I (r. 1801–1825), Nicholas I (r.
1825–1855), Alexander II (r. 1855–
1881), Alexander III (r. 1881–1894), and
Nicholas II (r. 1894–1917)
October 31, 2008
59
Corporate Body 1
RDA Elements
11.2.2 Preferred name for the
corporate body * ++
International Business Machines Corporation
11.2.3 Variant name for the
corporate body
IBM
corporate body
I.B.M.
corporate body
International Business Machines Corp.
corporate body
IBM Corporation
11.2.3 International Business
Machines, Inc.
Big Blue
corporate body
国陔商业机器有限公司
corporate body
‫ﻢﺇ‌ﻱﺏ‌ﻱﺁ‬
corporate body
‫מבי‬
11.2.3 Other designation associated
with the corporate body
Firm
11.6
Address of the corporate body
1 New Orchard Road, Armonk, NY 10504-
1722 United States
11.8
Corporate history The company was incorporated in 1911 as the
Computing-Tabulating-Recording
Corporation. It adopted the current name in
1924. A more detailed history of the company
may be found at http://www-03.ibm.com/ibm/
history/history/history_intro.html
11.10
Identifier for the corporate body *
79142877
11.11
Library and Archives Canada control number:
0014B2725
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60
32.1
Related corporate body1 Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company
32.1
Related corporate body2 Library of Congress control number: n
92106805
29.1
Relationship designator predecessor
8.10
8.12
Source consulted Annual report of the International Business
Machines Corporation for the year ended
1924
8.12
IBM systems journal, September 1962
Source consulted 8.12
Source consulted Sobel, R. I.B.M., colossus in transition,
©1981
8.12
Source consulted Standard 0026; Poor, 1984 International
Business Machines Corp.
8.12
Source consulted Supercomputer simulations in chemistry,
©1986: page ii (IBM Corporation)
8.12
Source consulted RISC System/6000 Power PC system
architecture, 1994: title page (International
Business Machines, Inc.) page ii
(International Business Machines
Corporation)
8.12
Source consulted IBM website, viewed July 13, 2008: $b about
IBM/past, present and future/history of IBM
(IBM was incorporated in the state of New
York on June 16, 1911 as the ComputingTabulating-Recording Company (C-T-R); on
February 14, 1924, C-T-R’s name was
formally changed to International Business
Machines Corporation) http://www.ibm.com
8.12
Source consulted Wikipedia, viewed July 13, 2008
Corporation, abbreviated IBM and nicknamed
“Big Blue”) Arabic version ( (‫)ﻢﺇ‌ﻱﺏ‌ﻱﺁ‬
Chinese version (国陔商业机器有限公司)
Hebrew version (‫)מבי‬
2Related corporate body recorded using an identifier
October 31, 2008
61
MARC MARC Field
Field Tag Indicator Data Recorded
establishment
a
##
$a n 79142877
$a 0014B2725
110 Heading—Corporate 2#
name
$a International Business Machines
Corporation
410
See from tracing—
Corporate name
2#
$a IBM
Corporate name
2#
$a I.B.M.
Corporate name
2#
$a International Business Machines Corp.
Corporate name
2#
$a IBM Corporation
Corporate name
2#
$a International Business Machines, Inc.
Corporate name
2#
$a Big Blue (Firm)
Corporate name
2#
$a国陔商业机器有限公司
Corporate name
2#
$a ‫ﻢﺇ‌ﻱﺏ‌ﻱﺁ‬
Corporate name
2#
$a ‫מבי‬
510 See also from tracing— 2#
Corporate name
$w a $a Computing-TabulatingRecording Company $0 (DLC)n
92106805
670 Source data found ## $a Annual report of the International
Business Machines Corporation for the
year ended 1924
October 31, 2008
62
670 Source data found ## $a IBM systems journal, September 1962
670 Source data found ## $a Sobel, R. I.B.M., colossus in
transition, ©1981
670 Source data found ## $a Standard 0020 Poor, 1984 $b
(International Business Machines Corp.)
670 Source data found ## $a Supercomputer simulations in
chemistry, ©1986: $b page ii (IBM
Corporation)
670
Source data found ## $a RISC System/6000 Power PC system
architecture, 1994: $b title page
(International Business Machines, Inc.)
page ii (International Business Machines
Corporation)
670 Source data found ## $a IBM website, viewed July 13, 2008:
$b about IBM/past, present and future/
history of IBM (IBM was incorporated in
the state of New York on June 16, 1911
as the Computing-Tabulating-Recording
Company (C-T-R); on February 14, 1924,
C-T-R’s name was formally changed to
International Business Machines
Corporation) $u http://www.ibm.com
670 Source data found ## $a Wikipedia, viewed July 13, 2008 $b
Corporation, abbreviated IBM and
nicknamed “Big Blue”) Arabic version
(‫ )ﻢﺇ‌ﻱﺏ‌ﻱﺁ‬Chinese version (国陔商业机器
有限公司) Hebrew version (‫)מבי‬
678 Biographical or 1# historical data
$a The company was incorporated in
1911 as the Computing-TabulatingRecording Corporation. It adopted the
current name in 1924. The company
headquarters are located at 1 New
Orchard Road, Armonk, NY 10504-1722
United States. A more detailed history of
the company may be found at $u http://
www-03.ibm.com/ibm/history/history/
history_intro.html
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63
Corporate Body 2
RDA Elements
11.2.2 Preferred name for the corporate body * ++
Queensland. Department of Natural
Resources, Mines, and Energy
11.2.3 Variant name for the corporate body
Queensland. Natural Resources, Mines, and
Energy, Department of
11.2.3
Variant name for the corporate body
Queensland. Natural Resources, Mines, and Energy
11.11
Library of Congress control number:
no2008040819
32.1
Related corporate body1 Queensland. Department of Natural
Resources and Mines
29.5
predecessor
Relationship designator 32.1
Related corporate body2 Queensland. Department of Natural
Resources and Water
29.5
Relationship designator successor
8.10
8.12
Source consulted Lippia (Phyla canescens) in Queensland,
©2004: title page (Queensland Government,
Natural Resources, Mines, and Energy) title
page verso (Department of Natural
Resources, Mines, and Energy)
8.12
Source consulted Toowoomba, ©2003: map recto (Department
of Natural Resources and Mines; copyright
State of Queensland, Dept. of Natural
Resources and Mines)
8.12
Source consulted Gentle, M. Red fox, ©2006: title page
(Queensland Government, Natural Resources
and Water) title page verso (Department of
Natural Resources and Water)
October 31, 2008
64
MARC MARC Field
Field Tag Indicator Data Recorded
establishment
a
$a no2008040819
110 Heading—Corporate 1#
name
$a Queensland. $b Department of Natural
Resources, Mines, and Energy
1#
Corporate name $a Queensland. $b Natural Resources,
Mines, and Energy, Department of
1#
Corporate name $a Queensland. $b Natural Resources,
Mines, and Energy
Corporate name
$w a $a Queensland. $b Department of
Natural Resources and Mines
Corporate name
$w b $a Queensland. $b Department of
Natural Resources and Water
##
670 Source data found ## $a Lippia (Phyla canescens) in
Queensland, ©2004: $b title page
(Queensland Government, Natural
Resources, Mines, and Energy) title page
verso (Department of Natural Resources,
Mines, and Energy)
675 Source data not found ## $a Toowoomba, ©2003: map recto
(Department of Natural Resources and
Mines; copyright State of Queensland,
Dept. of Natural Resources and Mines);
$a Gentle, M. Red fox, ©2006: title page
(Queensland Government, Natural
Resources and Water) title page verso
(Department of Natural Resources and
Water)
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65
Corporate Body 3
RDA Elements
11.2.2
Preferred name for the corporate body * ++
Snow Patrol
11.2.3
Variant name for the
corporate body
SP
11.6
11.11
Other designation associated with the
corporate body * ++
Musical group
no2003077366
32.1
Related corporate body1 Polar Bear (Musical group : Dundee,
Scotland)
29.5
Relationship designator predecessor
8.10
8.12
Source consulted Songs for polarbears, ©1998: label (Snow
Patrol)
8.12
Source consulted Allmusic.com Web site, June 6, 2008 (Snow
Patrol; formed 1997 in Dundee, Scotland;
genre: Rock; styles: Indie Rock, Alternative
Pop/Rock)
8.12
Source consulted Official Snow Patrol Web site, June 6, 2008
(Snow Patrol; SP) FAQ page (SP were
originally called Polar Bear but had to change
their name due to the Jane’s Addiction bassist
also having a side project called Polar Bear.
The name Snow Patrol came from a friend of
the band who while called Polar Bear always
referred to the group as Snow Patrol) http://
www.snowpatrol.com/
October 31, 2008
66
MARC MARC Field
Field Tag
008/33 Fixed-length data elements — Level of
establishment
a
$a no2003077366
110 Heading — Corporate 2#
name
$a Snow Patrol (Musical group)
410 See from tracing — Corporate name
$a SP (Musical group)
510 See also from tracing 2#
— Corporate name ##
2#
$w a $a Polar Bear (Musical group :
Dundee, Scotland)
670 Source data found ## $a Songs for polarbears, ©1998: $b label
(Snow Patrol)
670 Source data found ## $a Allmusic.com Web site, June 6, 2008
$b (Snow Patrol; formed 1997 in
Dundee, Scotland; genre: Rock; styles:
Indie Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock)
670 Source data found ## $a Official Snow Patrol Web site, June 6,
2008 $b (Snow Patrol; SP) FAQ page (SP
were originally called Polar Bear but had
to change their name due to the Jane’s
Addiction bassist also having a side
project called Polar Bear. The name
Snow Patrol came from a friend of the
band who while called Polar Bear always
referred to the group as Snow Patrol) $u
http://www.snowpatrol.com/
October 31, 2008
67
Corporate Body 4
RDA Elements
11.2.2
Preferred name for the corporate body * ++
Olympic Winter Games
11.2.3
corporate body
Winter Olympics
11.2.3
corporate body
Vancouver Winter Games
11.2.3
corporate body
Winter Games
11.3.2
Location of conference, etc. * ++
Vancouver, B.C.
11.4.2
Date of conference, etc.* ++
2010
11.6
Other designation associated 21st
with the corporate body * ++
11.10
Corporate history
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada was
selected by the International Olympic
Committee on July 2, 2003 as the host city for
the 2010 Olympic Winter Games. The Games
will be held from February 12–28, 2010
11.11
2006017550
8.10
8.12
Source consulted The Vancouver games, 2003: back cover
(Vancouver selected by the International
Olympic Committee as the site for the 2010
Winter Olympics)
8.12
Source consulted Vancouver 2010 Web site, viewed July 13,
2008: The Winter Games/Vancouver 2010
timeline (Vancouver 2010 Winter Games;
2010 Winter Games; XXI Olympic Winter
Games; February 12–28, 2010) http://www.
vancouver2010.com/
October 31, 2008
68
8.12
Source consulted International Olympic Committee Web site,
viewed July 13, 2008: Vancouver 2010
(Vancouver was elected Host City of the XXI
Olympic Winter Games in 2010 at the 115th
IOC Session in Prague on 2 July 2003; 12th
to 28th February 2010) http://www.olympic.
org/uk/games/vancouver/
October 31, 2008
69
MARC MARC Field
Field Tag
establishment
a
$a n 2006017550
111 Heading — Corporate 2# name
$a Olympic Winter Games $n (21st : $d
2010 : $c Vancouver, B.C.)
411 See from tracing — 2# Corporate name
$a Winter Olympics $n (21st : $d 2010 :
$c Vancouver, B.C.)
$a Vancouver Winter Games $d (2010)
$a Winter Games $n (21st : $d 2010 : $c
Vancouver, B.C.)
670 Source data found ## $a The Vancouver games, 2003: $b back
cover (Vancouver selected by the
International Olympic Committee as the
site for the 2010 Winter Olympics)
670 Source data found ## $a Vancouver 2010 Web site, viewed July
13, 2008: $b The Winter Games/
Vancouver 2010 timeline (Vancouver
2010 Winter Games; 2010 Winter
Games; XXI Olympic Winter Games;
February 12–28, 2010) $u http://www.
vancouver2010.com/
670 Source data found ## $a International Olympic Committee
Web site, viewed July 13, 2008: $b
Vancouver 2010 (Vancouver was elected
Host City of the XXI Olympic Winter
Games in 2010 at the 115th IOC Session
in Prague on 2 July 2003; 12th to 28th
February 2010) $u http://www.olympic.
org/uk/games/vancouver/
678 $a Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
was selected by the International
Olympic Committee on July 2, 2003 as
the host city for the 2010 Olympic Winter
##
2# Biographical or 1# historical data
October 31, 2008
70
Games. The Games will be held from
February 12–28, 2010.
October 31, 2008
71
Corporate Body 5
RDA Elements
11.2.2 Preferred name for the corporate body * ++
Lewis and Clark Expedition
Corps of Discovery
Lewis and Clarke Expedition
Corps of Discovery Expedition
Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery
Expedition
11.2.3 Variant name for the Lewis & Clark Expedition
corporate body
11.2.3
corporate body Meriwether Lewis and William Clark
Expedition
11.4.2 Date of conference, etc. * ++
1804–1806
11.10 Corporate history The Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804–1806)
was a U.S. military expedition led by Captain
Meriwether Lewis (1774–1809) and
Lieutenant William Clark (1770–1838) to
explore the Louisiana Purchase and the
Pacific Northwest. Over the duration of the
trip, from May 14, 1804, to September 23,
1806, from St. Louis, Missouri, to the Pacific
Ocean and back, the Corps of Discovery, as
the expedition company was called, traveled
nearly 8,000 miles (13,000 km). The
expedition contributed significant geographic
and scientific knowledge of the West, aided
the expansion of the fur trade, and
strengthened U.S. claims to the Pacific.
Clark’s maps portraying the geography of the
West, printed in 1810 and 1814, were the best
available until the 1840s. More detailed
histories of the expedition may be found at
http://www.britannica.com/eb/
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72
article-9048028/Lewis-and-Clark-Expedition
and at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Lewis_and_Clark
11.11
Identifier for the corporate body * Library of Congress control number:
n84018492
30.1 Related person Lewis, Meriwether, 1774–1809
30.1
Related person Library of Congress control number:
n79084458
29.5
Relationship designator group member
30.1
Related person Clark, William, 1770–1838
30.1
Related person Library of Congress control number:
n50083307
29.5
Relationship designator group member
8.10
8.12
Source consulted A journal of the voyages and travels of a
Corps of Discovery, under the command of
Capt. Lewis and Capt. Clarke of the Army of
the United States, from the mouth of the river
Missouri through the interior parts of North
America to the Pacific Ocean, during the
years 1804, 1805, and 1806, 1807
8.12
Source consulted History of the expedition under the command
of Captains Lewis and Clarke, to the sources
of the Missouri, thence across the Rocky
Mountains and down the River Columbia to
the Pacific Ocean, 1817
8.12
Source consulted Encyclop…dia Britannica (Lewis and Clark
Expedition (1804–1806))
8.12
Source consulted Jennie Michel, ©2003: page 35 (Lewis and
Clark Expedition or the Corps of Discovery
Expedition)
8.12
Source consulted This stretch of the river, ©2006: page ix
(Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery
Expedition)
8.12
Source consulted The Washington experience of the Lewis &
Clark Expedition, 2005
October 31, 2008
73
8.12
Source consulted Wikipedia, June 9, 2008 (Lewis and Clark
Expedition; Meriwether Lewis and William
Clark Expedition (1804–1806), headed by
Meriwether Lewis and William Clark; first
American overland expedition to the Pacific
coast and back) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Lewis_and_Clark
October 31, 2008
74
MARC MARC Field
Field Tag
establishment
a
$a n84018492
$a Lewis and Clark Expedition $d
(1804–1806)
$a Corps of Discovery $d (1804–1806)
$a Lewis and Clarke Expedition $d
(1804–1806)
$a Corps of Discovery Expedition $d
(1804–1806)
$a Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery
Expedition $d (1804–1806)
$a Lewis & Clark Expedition $d
(1804–1806)
$a Meriwether Lewis and William Clark
Expedition $d (1804–1806)
500 See also from tracing 1# — Personal name
$a Lewis, Meriwether,$d 1774–1809 $0
(DLC)n79084458
500 See also from tracing 1# — Personal name
$a Clark, William, $d 1770–1838 $0
(DLC)n50083307
## 2# 670 Source data found ## $a A journal of the voyages and travels of
a Corps of Discovery, under the
command of Capt. Lewis and Capt.
Clarke of the Army of the United States,
from the mouth of the river Missouri
through the interior parts of North
America to the Pacific Ocean, during the
years 1804, 1805, and 1806, 1807.
670 Source data found ## $a History of the expedition under the
command of Captains Lewis and Clarke,
to the sources of the Missouri, thence
October 31, 2008
75
across the Rocky Mountains and down
the River Columbia to the Pacific Ocean,
1817.
670 Source data found ## $a Encyclopædia Britannica $b (Lewis
and Clark Expedition (1804–1806))
670 Source data found ## $a Jennie Michel, ©2003: $b page 35
(Lewis and Clark Expedition or the Corps
of Discovery Expedition)
670 Source data found ## $a This stretch of the river, ©2006: $b
page ix (Lewis and Clark Corps of
Discovery Expedition)
670 Source data found ## $a The Washington experience of the
Lewis & Clark Expedition, 2005.
670 Source data found ## $a Wikipedia, June 9, 2008 $b (Lewis
and Clark Expedition; Meriwether Lewis
and William Clark Expedition (1804–
1806), headed by Meriwether Lewis and
William Clark; first American overland
expedition to the Pacific coast and back)
$u http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Lewis_and_Clark
678 $a The Lewis and Clark Expedition
(1804–1806) was a U.S. military
expedition led by Captain Meriwether
Lewis (1774–1809) and Lieutenant
William Clark (1770–1838) to explore
the Louisiana Purchase and the Pacific
Northwest. Over the duration of the trip,
from May 14, 1804, to September 23,
1806, from St. Louis, Missouri, to the
Pacific Ocean and back, the Corps of
Discovery, as the expedition company
was called, traveled nearly 8,000 miles
(13,000 km). The expedition contributed
significant geographic and scientific
knowledge of the West, aided the
expansion of the fur trade, and
strengthened U.S. claims to the Pacific.
Clark’s maps portraying the geography of
the West, printed in 1810 and 1814, were
the best available until the 1840s. More
detailed histories of the expedition may
be found at $u http://www.britannica.
com/eb/article-9048028/Lewis-and-
Biographical or 1# historical data
October 31, 2008
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Clark-Expedition $a and at $u http://
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_and_Clark
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77
Work 1
RDA Elements
19.2
Creator * ++ Dickens, Charles, 1812–1870
6.2.2
Preferred title for the work * ++
Pickwick papers
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Posthumous papers of the Pickwick Club
6.3
Form of work Novel
6.4
Date of work 1836–1837
6.7
Original language of the work
English
6.8
History of the work Originally written as a serial and published in
19 issues over 20 months from March 1836 to
October 1837. There was no issue in May
1837 as Dickens was in mourning for his
sister-in-law
6.9
Identifier for the work * Library of Congress control number:
n79107984
5.7
fully established
Source consulted Dickens, Charles. The Pickwick papers,
©1964
5.8
Source consulted Wikipedia, December 2, 2007 (The
Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club,
better known as The Pickwick Papers, is the
first novel by Charles Dickens) http://
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pickwick_Papers
October 31, 2008
78
MARC MARC Field
Field Tag
establishment
a
$a n79107984
100 Heading — Personal 1# name
$a Dickens, Charles, $d 1812–1870. $t
Pickwick papers
400 See from tracing — 1# Personal name
Posthumous papers of the Pickwick Club
## 670 Source data found ## $a Dickens, Charles. The Pickwick
papers, ©1964.
670 Source data found ## $a Wikipedia, December 2, 2007 $b (The
Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick
Club, better known as The Pickwick
Papers, is the first novel by Charles
Dickens) $u http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Pickwick_Papers
678 Biographical or ## historical data
$a Originally written as a serial and
published in 19 issues over 20 months
from March 1836 to October 1837. There
was no issue in May 1837 as Dickens
was in mourning for his sister-in-law.
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79
Work 2
RDA Elements
19.2
Creator * ++
Schubert, Franz, 1797–1828
6.2.2
Quintets
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Forellen-Quintett
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Quintette de la truite
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Trout quintet
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Forellenquintett
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Trucha
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Φореллен-квинтет
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Forellen-kvintet
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Quintette “La truite”
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Truite
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Trota
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Foreliu kvintetas
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Grand quintuor
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Forelle
6.3
Form of work Quintet
16.16 Medium of performance * ++ piano
16.16 Medium of performance * ++ violin
16.16 Medium of performance * ++ viola
16.16 Medium of performance * ++ violoncello
16.16 Medium of performance * ++ double bass
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16.17
Numeric designation * ++ D. 667
16.17 Numeric designation op. 114
6.18
6.4
Key * ++ Date of work A major
1819
6.9
n81138458
5.7
fully established
Source consulted Schubert, F. Forellen-Quintett, [1900s]: title
page (für Klavier, Violine, Viola, Violoncello
und Bass, DV 667, Opus 114) cover
(Quintette de la truite; Trout quintet)
5.8
Source consulted Deutsch, O.E. Franz Schubert, thematisches
Verzeichnis seiner Werke in chronologischer
Folge, 1978 (667. Quintett in A op. post. 114
(“Forellenquintett”), pf, v, va, vc, contrabasso
(violone))
5.8
Source consulted Schubert, F. Quintett für Klavier, Violine,
Viola, Violoncello und Kontrabass, A-Dur,
Opus post. 114, D 667, ©1991: cover
(subtitle: Forellen-Quintett)
5.8
Source consulted Schubert, F. Piano quintet, “The trout”, 1941:
title page (Quinteto para piano “La trucha”)
5.8
Source consulted Schubert, F. Φореллен-квинтет, соч . 114,
[1960s?]
5.8
Source consulted Schubert, F. Klavier-Quintett, [1986?]: title
page (Forellenquintett; Piano quintet; Trout
quintet; Quintette avec piano; Quintette “La
truite”)
5.8
Source consulted Schubert, F. Quintet in A major, D667 : Trout,
©1993.
5.8
Source consulted Schubert, F. Forellenquintett, ©1995: label
(The trout; La truite; La trota)
5.8
Source consulted Čiurlionis, M.K. Kvartetas c-moll, ©2004:
label (Foreliҷ kvintetas = Forellenquintet /
Franz Schubert)
October 31, 2008
81
5.8
Source consulted Schubert, F. Grand quintuor : pour le pianoforte, violon, alto, violoncelle, & contrebass,
…uv. 114 (‘The trout’), 1997.
5.8
Source consulted Grove music online, viewed June 10, 2008
(‘Trout’ Quintet (1819); in list of Schubert’s
chamber works: D 667, Piano Quintet, A,
‘Die Forelle’, pf, vn, va, vc, db, composed
?aut. 1819, published 1829, op.114)
5.8
Source consulted Wikipedia, viewed June 10, 2008 (The Trout
Quintet is the popular name for the Piano
Quintet in A major by Franz Schubert. In Otto
Erich Deutsch’s catalogue of Schubert’s
works, it is D. 667. The work was composed
in 1819; it was not published until 1829, a
year after his death; written for piano, violin,
viola, cello, and double bass; known as the
Trout because the fourth movement is a set of
variations on Schubert’s earlier Lied ‘Die
Forelle’ (The Trout))
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82
MARC MARC Field
Field Tag
establishment
a
## $a n81138458
$a Schubert, Franz, $d 1797–1828. $t
Quintets, $m piano, violin, viola,
violoncello, double bass, $n D. 667, $r A
major
400
See from tracing — 1# Personal name
Quintets, $m piano, violin, viola,
violoncello, double bass, $n op. 114, $r A
major
400
Forellen-Quintett
Quintette de la truite
Trout quintet
Forellenquintett
400
Trucha
Φореллен-квинтет
400
Forellen-kvintet
400
Quintette ‘La truite’
Truite (Quintet)
Trota (Quintet)
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Foreliu kvintetas
Grand quintuor
Forelle (Quintet)
670 Source data found ## $a Schubert, F. Forellen-Quintett,
[1900s]: $b title page (für Klavier,
Violine, Viola, Violoncello und Bass, DV
667, Opus 114) cover (Quintette de la
truite; Trout quintet)
670 Source data found ## $a Deutsch, O.E. Franz Schubert,
thematisches Verzeichnis seiner Werke in
chronologischer Folge, 1978 $b (667.
Quintett in A op. post. 114
(‘Forellenquintett’), pf, v, va, vc,
contrabasso (violone))
670 Source data found ## $a Schubert, F. Quintett für Klavier,
Violine, Viola, Violoncello und
Kontrabass, A-Dur, Opus post. 114, D
667, ©1991: $b cover (subtitle: ForellenQuintett)
670 Source data found ## $a Schubert, F. Piano quintet, ‘The trout’,
1941: $b title page (Quinteto para piano
‘La trucha’)
670 Source data found ## $a Schubert, F. Φореллен-квинтет, соч.
114, [1960s?]
670 Source data found ## $a Schubert, F. Klavier-Quintett, [1986?]:
$b title page (Forellenquintett; Piano
quintet; Trout quintet; Quintette avec
piano; Quintette ‘La truite’)
670 Source data found ## $a Schubert, F. Quintet in A major, D667
: Trout, ©1993.
670 Source data found ## $a Schubert, F. Forellenquintett, ?1995:
$b label (The trout; La truite; La trota)
670 Source data found ## $a Čiurlionis, M.K. Kvartetas c-moll,
©2004: $b label (Foreliҷ kvintetas =
Forellenquintet / Franz Schubert)
October 31, 2008
84
670 Source data found ## $a Schubert, F. Grand quintuor : pour le
piano-forte, violon, alto, violoncelle, &
contrebass, æuv. 114 (‘The trout’), 1997.
670 Source data found ## $a Grove music online, viewed June 10,
2008 $b (‘Trout’ Quintet (1819); in list of
Schubert’s chamber works: D 667, Piano
Quintet, A, ‘Die Forelle’, pf, vn, va, vc,
db, composed ?aut. 1819, published
1829, op.114)
670 Source data found ## $a Wikipedia, viewed June 10, 2008 $b
(The Trout Quintet is the popular name
for the Piano Quintet in A major by Franz
Schubert. In Otto Erich Deutsch’s
catalogue of Schubert’s works, it is D.
667. The work was composed in 1819; it
was not published until 1829, a year after
his death; written for piano, violin, viola,
cello, and double bass; known as the
Trout because the fourth movement is a
set of variations on Schubert’s earlier
Lied ‘Die Forelle’ (The Trout))
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85
Work 3
RDA Elements
RDA Ref RDA Recorded
19.2
Creator * ++ Takemitsu, Tōru
6.2.2
From me flows what you call time
6.2.3
Variant title for the work フロム•ミー•フローズ•ホワット•ユー•コー
ル•タイム
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Furomu mī furōzu howatto yū kōru taimu
RDA Element 6.3
Form of work Orchestral work
6.4
Date of work 1990
6.9
nr2004028756
5.7
fully established
Source consulted Symphony no. 1 / William Walton. From me
flows what you call time / Tōru Takemitsu.
[London] : BBC Music Magazine, ©1994.
5.8
Source consulted From me flows what you call time, ©2004:
title page (for five percussionists and
orchestra; parallel title: フロム•ミー•フロー
ズ•ホワット•ユー•コール•タイム)
5.8
Source consulted Grove music online, viewed June 9, 2008
(Takemitsu, Toru. From me flows what you
call time, 5 perc, orch, 1990)
October 31, 2008
86
MARC MARC Field Field Tag
establishment
a
$a nr2004028756
$a Takemitsu, Tōru. $t From me flows
what you call time
$a Takemitsu, Tōru. $t フロム•ミー•フロ
ーズ•ホワット•ユー•コール•タイム
$a Takemitsu, Tōru. $t Furomu mī furōzu
howatto yū kōru taimu
670 Source data found ## $a Symphony no. 1 / William Walton.
From me flows what you call time / Tōru
Takemitsu. [London] : BBC Music
Magazine, ?1994.
670 Source data found ## $a From me flows what you call time,
©2004: $b title page (for five
percussionists and orchestra; parallel
title: フロム•ミー•フローズ•ホワット•ユ
ー•コール•タイム)
670 Source data found ## $a Grove music online, viewed June 9,
2008 $b (Takemitsu, Toru. From me
flows what you call time, 5 perc, orch,
1990)
## October 31, 2008
87
Work 4
RDA Elements
19.2
Creator * ++ Australia
19.2
Creator United States
6.2.2
Treaties, etc.
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Treaty between the Government of Australia
and the Government of the United States of
America concerning Defense Trade
Cooperation
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Treaty between the Government of the United
States of America and the Government of
Australia concerning Defense Trade
Cooperation
6.2.3
Variant title for the work U.S.-Australia Defense Trade Cooperation
Treaty
6.2.3
Treaty on Defense Trade Cooperation
Variant title for the work 6.2.3
Variant title for the work
Australia-United States Treaty on Defense
Trade Cooperation
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Australia-United States Treaty on Defence
Trade Cooperation
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Australia US Treaty on Defense Trade
Cooperation
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Australia-United States of America (US)
Treaty on Defense Trade Cooperation
6.21.3
2007 September 5
Date of signing of a treaty, etc. * ++
6.22
Signatory to a treaty, etc.
Australia
6.22
Signatory to a treaty, etc. * ++
United States
6.7
Original language of the work
English
October 31, 2008
88
6.8
History of the work The treaty was signed by the then Prime
Minister, John Howard, and the President of
the United States, George W. Bush, in
Sydney, Australia on 5 September 2007. The
purpose of the treaty is to create a
comprehensive framework for the two-way
trade in defence articles, including equipment,
spare parts, services, and related technical
data within an approved community of
government facilities and private companies
in Australia and the U.S., without the need for
licences. Additional information is available
at http://www.defence.gov.au/strategy/deco/
usec/treaty.htm
6.9
no2007157983
5.7
fully established
Source consulted Treaty between the Government of Australia
and the Government of the United States of
America concerning Defense Trade
Cooperation, 2007: title page (Sydney, 5
September 2007) http://www.defence.gov.au/
publications/defencetradecooperation_treaty.
pdf
5.8
Source consulted Treaty with Australia concerning defense
trade cooperation, 2007: title page (Treaty
between the Government of the United States
of America and the Government of Australia
Concerning Defense Trade Cooperation, done
at Sydney, September 5, 2007)
5.8
Source consulted U.S. Department of State website, June 12,
2008: Bureau of Political-Military Affairs fact
sheets (U.S.-Australia Defense Trade
Cooperation Treaty; on September 5, 2007,
President George W. Bush and Australian
Prime Minister John Howard signed a Treaty
on Defense Trade Cooperation) http://www.
state.gov/t/pm/rls/fs/91763.htm
5.8
Source consulted Australian Department of Defence, US
Defence Export Controls website, June 12,
2008 (Australia-United States Treaty on
Defense Trade Cooperation; Australia-United
States Treaty on Defence Trade Cooperation)
fact sheet (Australia US Treaty on Defense
October 31, 2008
89
Trade Cooperation; Australia-United States of
America (US) Treaty on Defense Trade
Cooperation) http://www.defence.gov.au/
strategy/deco/usec/treaty.htm
October 31, 2008
90
establishment
a
$a no2007157983
$a Australia. $t Treaties, etc. $g United
States, $d 2007 September 5
410
See from tracing — 1# Corporate name
$a United States. $t Treaties, etc. $g
Australia, $d 2007 September 5
## 430 See from tracing — #0 Uniform title
$a Treaty between the Government of
Australia and the Government of the
United States of America concerning
Defense Trade Cooperation $d (2007)
430 See from tracing — #0 Uniform title
$a Treaty between the Government of the
United States of America and the
Government of Australia concerning
$a U.S.-Australia Defense Trade
Cooperation Treaty $d (2007)
$a Treaty on Defense Trade Cooperation
$d (2007)
$a Australia-United States Treaty on
$a Australia-United States Treaty on
Defence Trade Cooperation $d (2007)
$a Australia US Treaty on Defense Trade
Cooperation $d (2007)
$a Australia-United States of America
(US) Treaty on Defense Trade
Cooperation $d (2007)
670 Source data found ## $a Treaty between the Government of
Australia and the Government of the
United States of America concerning
Defense Trade Cooperation, 2007: $b
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91
title page (Sydney, 5 September 2007)
$uhttp://www.defence.gov.au/
publications/defencetradecooperation_
treaty.pdf
670 Source data found ## $a Treaty with Australia concerning
defense trade cooperation, 2007: $b title
page (Treaty between the Government of
the United States of America and the
Government of Australia Concerning
Defense Trade Cooperation, done at
Sydney, September 5, 2007)
670 Source data found ## $a U.S. Department of State website,
June 12, 2008: $b Bureau of PoliticalMilitary Affairs fact sheets (U.S.Australia Defense Trade Cooperation
Treaty; on September 5, 2007, President
George W. Bush and Australian Prime
Minister John Howard signed a Treaty on
Defense Trade Cooperation) $u http://
www.state.gov/t/pm/rls/fs/91763.htm
670 Source consulted ## $a Australian Department of Defence, US
Defence Export Controls website, June
12, 2008 $b (Australia-United States
Treaty on Defense Trade Cooperation;
Australia-United States Treaty on
Defence Trade Cooperation) fact sheet
(Australia US Treaty on Defense Trade
Cooperation; Australia-United States of
America (US) Treaty on Defense Trade
Cooperation) $uhttp://www.defence.gov.
au/strategy/deco/usec/treaty.htm
678 $a The treaty was signed by the then
Prime Minister, John Howard, and the
President of the United States, George W.
Bush, in Sydney, Australia on 5
September 2007. The purpose of the
treaty is to create a comprehensive
framework for the two-way trade in
defence articles, including equipment,
spare parts, services, and related
technical data within an approved
community of government facilities and
private companies in Australia and the
U.S., without the need for licences.
Additional information is available at $u
Biographical or ## historical data
October 31, 2008
92
http://www.defence.gov.au/strategy/deco/
usec/treaty.htm
October 31, 2008
93
Work 5
RDA Elements
6.2.2
Nutcracker
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Nutcracker ballet
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Casse noisette
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Nussknacker
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Princis riekstkodis
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Schiaccia-noci
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Shchelkunchik
6.2.3
Щелкунчик
6.3
Form of work * ++ Choreographic work
6.9
n97826312
5.7
5.8
Source consulted Anderson, Jack. The nutcracker ballet, ©1979
5.8
Source consulted New York Public Library. Dance Collection.
Dictionary catalog of the Dance Collection,
1974 (The nutcracker; cross-references to The
nutcracker from Casse noisette, Nussknacker,
Princis riekstkodis, Schiaccia-noci, and
Shchelkunchik)
5.8
Source consulted The Oxford dictionary of dance, 2000
(Nutcracker, The; ballet in two acts with
choreography by Ivanov, libretto by Petipa,
music by Tchaikovsky, and designs by M.I.
Botcharov, K. Ivanov, and I. Vsevolojsky;
premiered 18 Dec. 1892 at Maryinsky Theatre
in St Petersburg; most performed ballet in the
world; based on a story by E.T.A. Hoffmann,
Der Nussknacker und der Mäusekönig; little
of the Ivanov choreography has survived and
the ballet has been open to much
reinterpretation by modern choreographers;
October 31, 2008
94
virtually every large-scale ballet company in
the world has its own version)
5.8
Source consulted International encyclopedia of dance, 1998
(Nutcracker, The; two-act ballet based on a
fairy tale by E.T.A. Hoffmann; Russian title:
Shchelkunchik; the perceived flaws of the
first production induced later choreographers
to seek new interpretations; there have been
many restagings of The Nutcracker in the
West)
5.8
Source consulted
ДоброволЬская, Галина Николаевна.
“Щелкунчик” , 1996.
October 31, 2008
95
008/33 Fixed-length data elements — Level of|
establishment
a
010
Library of Congress control number
## $a n97826312
130 Heading — Uniform title
#0 $a Nutcracker (Choreographic work)
$a Nutcracker ballet (Choreographic
work)
430 See from tracing — Uniform title
#0 $a Casse noisette (Choreographic work)
#0 $a Nussknacker (Choreographic work)
$a Princis riekstkodis (Choreographic
work)
#0 $a Schiaccia-noci (Choreographic work)
#0 $a Shchelkunchik (Choreographic work)
#0 $a Щелкунчик (Choreographic work)
670 Source data found ## $a Anderson, Jack. The nutcracker ballet,
©1979.
670 Source data found ## $a New York Public Library. Dance
Collection. Dictionary catalog of the
Dance Collection, 1974 $b (The |
Nutcracker; cross-references to The
Nutcracker from Casse noisette,
Nussknacker, Princis riekstkodis,
Schiaccia-noci, and Shchelkunchik)
670 Source data found ## $a The Oxford dictionary of dance, 2000
$b (Nutcracker, The; ballet in two acts
with choreography by Ivanov, libretto by
Petipa, music by Tchaikovsky, and
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96
designs by M.I. Botcharov, K. Ivanov,
and I. Vsevolojsky; premiered 18 Dec.
1892 at Maryinsky Theatre in St
Petersburg; most performed ballet in the
world; based on a story by E.T.A.
Hoffmann, Der Nussknacker und der
Mäusekönig; little of the Ivanov
choreography has survived and the ballet
has been open to much reinterpretation
by modern choreographers; virtually
every large-scale ballet company in the
world has its own version)
670 Source data found ## $a International encyclopedia of dance,
1998 $b (Nutcracker, The; two-act ballet
based on a fairy tale by E.T.A. Hoffmann;
Russian title: Shchelkunchik; the
perceived flaws of the first production
induced later choreographers to seek new
interpretations; there have been many
restagings of The Nutcracker in the West)
670 Source data found ## $a ДоброволЬская, Галина Николаевна.
“Щелкунчик” , 1996.
October 31, 2008
97
Work 6
RDA Elements
RDA Ref
RDA Element RDA Recorded
6.2.2
FAO animal production and health series
6.2.3
Variant title for the work 粮农组织家畜生产和卫生丛书
6.2.3
Liang nong zu zhi jia xu sheng chan he wei
sheng cong shu
6.2.3
Loạt sách về chăn nuôi thú y của FAO
Variant title for the work 6.9
n83742776
19.3
Food and Agriculture Organization of the
United Nations
with a work
5.7
5.8
Source consulted Fenn, M.G. Marketing livestock and meat,
1977: title page (FAO animal production and
health series)
5.8
Source consulted Animal health yearbook. Chinese. 家畜卫生
年鉴, 1986: title page (粮农组织家畜生产和
卫生丛书 = Liang nong zu zhi jia xu sheng
chan he wei sheng cong shu) page 4 of cover
(FAO animal production and health series)
5.8
Source consulted Gö Bo. Thức ăn gia súc nhiệt đới, 1993: title
page (Loạt sách về chăn nuôi
thú y của FAO) page 5 (FAO animal
production and health series)
5.9
Cataloguer’s note Not the same as FAO animal production and
health paper
October 31, 2008
98
establishment
a
$a n83742776
130 Heading — Uniform #0 title
## $a FAO animal production and health
series
410
See from tracing — 2# Corporate name
$a Food and Agriculture Organization of
the United Nations. $t FAO animal
production and health series
$a 粮农组织家畜生产和卫生丛书
$a Liang nong zu zhi jia xu sheng chan
he wei sheng cong shu
$a Loạt sách về chăn nuôi thú y của FAO
#0 #0 667 Nonpublic general note ## $a Not the same as FAO animal
production and health paper
670
Source data found ## $a Fenn, M.G. Marketing livestock and
meat, 1977: $b title page (FAO animal
670 Source data found ## $a Animal health yearbook. Chinese. 家
畜卫生年鉴 , 1986: $b title page (粮农
组织家畜生产和卫生丛书 = Liang nong
zu zhi jia xu sheng chan he wei sheng
cong shu) page 4 of cover (FAO animal
670 Source data found ## $a Gö Bo. Thức ăn gia súc nhiệt đới,
1993: $b title page (Loạt sách về chăn
nuôi thú y của FAO) page 5 (FAO animal
October 31, 2008
99
Work 7
RDA Elements
6.2.2
Monograph
6.2.3
Monographs
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Monograph series
6.2.3
Variant title for the work IASER monograph
6.6
Variant title for the work Other distinguishing characteristic of the work * ++
Institute of Applied Social and Economic
Research
6.9
n42016902
19.3
with a work
Research
25.1
Related work New Guinea research bulletin
24.5
Relationship designator continues (work)
25.1
Related work Monograph (National Research Institute
(Papua New Guinea))
24.5
continued by (work)
5.7
Relationship designator
5.8
Source consulted The demography of Papua New Guinea,
©1979: title page (Monograph; Institute of
Applied Social and Economic Research) page
160 (Monographs)
5.8
Source consulted Clunies Ross, Anthony. Migrants from fifty
villages, ©1984: title page (Monograph;
Research) page iii (Monograph series / Papua
New Guinea Institute of Applied Social and
Economic Research)
5.8
Source consulted Crittenden, Robert. Integrated rural
development programmes in Papua New
October 31, 2008
100
Guinea, 1989: title page (Monograph) title
page verso (IASER monograph)
24.7
Source consulted
Four papers on the Papua New Guinea cattle
industry, 1975: title page (New Guinea
research bulletin) page v (‘Monograph’ will
be published henceforth, replacing New
Guinea research bulletin)
24.7
Source consulted The law, politics, and administration of
decentralisation in Papua New Guinea, 1992:
title page (Monograph; NRI, the National
Research Institute)
October 31, 2008
101
establishment
a
$a n42016902
130 Heading — Uniform #0 title
$a Monograph (Institute of Applied
Social and Economic Research)
$a Institute of Applied Social and
Economic Research. $t Monograph
$a Monographs (Institute of Applied
$a Monograph series (Institute of Applied
#0
$a IASER monograph
530 See also from tracing — Uniform title
#0 $w a $a New Guinea research bulletin
530
See also from tracing #0 — Uniform title
$w b $a Monograph (National Research
Institute (Papua New Guinea))
##
$a The demography of Papua New
Guinea, ©1979: $b title page
(Monograph; Institute of Applied Social
and Economic Research) page 160
(Monographs)
670 Source data found ## $a Clunies Ross, Anthony. Migrants from
fifty villages, ©1984: $b title page
(Monograph; Institute of Applied Social
and Economic Research) page iii
(Monograph series / Papua New Guinea
Research)
670 Source data found ## $a Crittenden, Robert. Integrated rural
development programmes in Papua New
Guinea, 1989: $b title page (Monograph)
title page verso (IASER monograph)
## October 31, 2008
102
675 Source data not found ## $a Four papers on the Papua New Guinea
cattle industry, 1975: title page (New
Guinea research bulletin) page v
(‘Monograph’ will be published
henceforth, replacing New Guinea
research bulletin); $a The law, politics,
and administration of decentralisation in
Papua New Guinea, 1992: title page
(Monograph; NRI, the National Research
Institute)
October 31, 2008
103
Expression 1
RDA Elements
19.2
Creator * ++ Dickens, Charles, 1812–1870
6.2.2
Pickwick papers
6.2.3
Variant title for the work Klub Pickwicka
6.10
Content type * text
6.12
Language of expression * ++ Polish
6.14
Identifier for the expression * Library of Congress control number:
no2008086112
5.7
5.8
Source consulted
Klub Pickwicka, 1995.
008/33
Fixed-length data elements — Level of
establishment
a
$a no2008086112
Pickwick papers. $l Polish
400 See from tracing — 1#
Personal name
Klub Pickwicka
670 Source data found $a Klub Pickwicka, 1995.
## ## October 31, 2008
104
Expression 2
RDA Elements
RDA ref 6.2.2
6.3
RDA Element Form of work * ++
Data recorded
Nutcracker
Choreographic work
6.11
Date of expression 1976
6.13
Other distinguishing characteristic of the
expression* ++
Baryshnikov
6.14
Identifier for the expression *
n97831700
5.7
Status of identification ully established
5.8
Source consulted The nutcracker, 2004: credits (an American
Ballet Theatre and Mikhail Baryshnikov
production; choreographer, Mikhail
Baryshnikov)
5.8
Source consulted International encyclopedia of dance, 1998
(under Nutcracker, The: Mikhail Baryshnikov
restaged the ballet in 1976 for American
Ballet Theatre. Except for Vainonen’s ‘Waltz
of the Snowflakes,’ the choreography was
entirely Baryshnikov’s)
October 31, 2008
105
establishment
a
$a n97831700
130
Heading — Uniform #0 title
## $a Nutcracker (Choreographic work :
Baryshnikov)
$a The nutcracker, 2004: $b credits (an
American Ballet Theatre and Mikhail
Baryshnikov production; choreographer,
Mikhail Baryshnikov)
670
Source data found ## $a International encyclopedia of dance,
1998 $b (under Nutcracker, The: Mikhail
Baryshnikov restaged the ballet in 1976
for American Ballet Theatre. Except for
Vainonen’s ‘Waltz of the Snowflakes,’ the
choreography was entirely
Baryshnikov’s)
October 31, 2008
106

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