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MARC Holdings Records/Format/Examples

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FORMAT OF MARC HOLDINGS RECORDS

Example Level

FORMAT OF MARC HOLDINGS DATA: Examples

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Abbreviations: Example


Accompanying material: Examples

MHLD

OPAC

MHLD

OPAC

MHLD

OPAC

MHLD

OPAC

If Basic Bibliographic Unit (in this case, the text) described in bibliographic record is missing:

MHLD

OPAC

Accompanying material: Examples

Accompanying material: Examples

Accompanying material: Examples

main item described in the bibliographic record, a disk, is missing

Alternative enumeration: Examples

Alternative enumeration: Examples

Chronology: Examples

pieces have one year on top of the other, e.g.:

1986
1987

pieces use six digits and a hyphen, e.g.: 1988-89


Compressed statements: Examples

a 12-volume set; each volume contains 2 parts; only v.2 (both parts), v.5, part 1, and v.9 (both parts) have been received

a quarterly publication which we just started receiving at the end of 1987; 1989 issues are on O/P/R record

Compressed statements: Examples

Monographs:

A set composed of 15 volumes, each with 3 parts; all parts are held:

Vol. 1 consists of 2 parts, v. 2 of 4 parts and v. 3 of 3 parts; all parts are held:

not:

Unsure if the item is complete:

If further investigation shows that units A, B, and C are complete:

but:

Enumeration is not regular across the whole set:

Serials:

Title changed with v.3, no.4, then again with v.9, no.7 (therefore v.3 and 9 are complete for this title):

A triennial publication; chronology is not consecutive, but enumeration is:

but:

Biennial publication with no enumeration (chronology is regular but not consecutive):

not:

Enumeration of indexes is not regular:

Exceptions:

1. Do not compress across separate numbered or lettered series:

not:

2. If the chronology of the last piece of one run is identical to or one higher than the chronology of the first piece of the next run, or if the chronology of the first and last piece of a single run are identical, compress the chronologies:

item comes out several times per year; we hold at least one issue for each year

not:

3. If the chronology of a serial is not in the same order as its enumeration, when compressing give the earliest and latest chronologies rather than the chronologies of the first and last pieces:

v.1 was published in 1943, v.2 in 1941, v.3 in 1944, v.4 in 1942, v.5 in1945, v.6 in 1946)

not:

4. Do not compress statements for pieces which need separate notes (or chronology, in the case of a set that has replacement volumes):

an old set, for which the printing numbers are pertinent to a researcher


Diacritics and special characters: Example


Duplicate enumeration and chronology: Examples

not:


Incomplete multipart items: Examples


Incomplete serial volumes: Examples

If the MARC holdings record currently reads:

and you need to add incomplete v.64 and complete v.65, modify the record to look like:


Language and script: Examples

Language and script: Examples

The language of the item (and its captions and chronologies) alternates between Russian and English; the 362 contains "T. 1, ch. 1 (mart 1983)-"

Language and script: Examples

The item contains articles in English, Spanish, and Portuguese; captions and chronologies are always in all three languages; 362 is in English:


Letters in enumeration: Examples

Letters in enumeration: Examples


Line breaks: Examples

Monograph:

Serial:

Line breaks: Examples

Replaced volumes of a multipart law monograph

Accompanying material will be entered into an 867 or 868 field:


Missing enumeration or chronology: Examples

v. 4 is not labelled as such

v. 6, no. 2 is not labelled "Fall 1986"

Missing enumeration or chronology: Examples

no. 1 is not labelled as such

3rd ed. is not labelled "1954"


Multipart item in series classed together: Examples

Multiple versions: Examples

Book and photocopy

Book is cataloged on the bibliographic record and call number recorded in copy holdings statement. It does not need a MHLD.

Photocopy call number is recorded in its own copy holdings statement and the following MHLD created: The photocopy call number is recorded in its own copy holdings statement and the following MHLD created:

If a printed serial and microfilm reproduction is owned replacements of older volumes

Printed serial is cataloged on the bibliographic record and call number recorded in copy holdings statement.

Microfilm of older volumes is added in another copy holdings statement with following MHLD:

Two microfilm copies (not preservation microfilm)

Bibliographic record describes the original publication, except the fixed field REPRO is coded "a" and the 245 includes the subfield h [Microform].

First microfilm is a positive film of a copy held by the British Library.

Second microfilm is a negative film of a copy held by the Bibliotheque nationale.

Original Beta videocassette and VHS reproduction.

Original Beta is cataloged with its 007 on the bibliographic record and does not need an MHLD. VHS reproduction is cataloged as a second copy with the following MHLD:


Names of portions of items: Example


No enumeration/chronology: Examples

accompanying sound recording described in the bibliographic record is not held

No enumeration/chronology: Examples

an item entitled "Nineteenth-century America: the 1800's decade by decade"; the name of each volume is considered chronology, hence the hyphen is changed to a slash

No enumeration/chronology: Examples

No enumeration/chronology: Examples

item entitled "Identifying birds by their songs"

a multivolume set on felines of the world; "Leptailurus" is missing

No enumeration/chronology: Examples

each volume has 2 parts, "Children" and "Adults"

an annual composed of two parts, "Undergraduate degree programs" and "Graduate degree programs"


Notes: Examples

Long staff note

CHLD

CU SERL LC    53060012//r58  ISSN 0041-7793 S/STAT d FREQ z S/T
	Library of Congress.
		Library of Congress catalog: Music and phonorecords. 1953-  . 
         -- Washington, Library of Congress.
	STATUS h DT 03/03/33 AD none
	NOTES
		001 2L CN |a olin,cat |k + |b Z881.A1 |c C24 |d 03/03/33
		  NOTES |a um=Latest 5 years in Acquisitions Dept. |a See MHLD note.
		  MHLD    ITEM RECORDS     54
		  BN-001-001
		002 2L CN |a olin,cat/2 |k + |b Z881.A1 |c C24 |d 09/19/89
		  NOTES
		  MHLD
		  BN-001-002

MHLD

Public note not needed for processing which applies to whole copy

Public note not needed for processing which applies to part of a copy

Numbering peculiarites, Miscellaneous

Do not show miscellaneous numbering peculiarities whether they appear at the beginning, middle or end of a run.

Vol. 12 is mislabelled "112"

February 1977 was labelled "Feberry 1977" because the issue was about berries

Date given as MCMXXXLLL, should be MCMXXXIII:

In a children's magazine, v. 8, no. 9 is labelled "mayo" because the issue was about Spanish:


Order of information: Examples

Order of information: Examples

Order of information: Examples

an item containing one volume for each color of the rainbow; it is clear that the publisher considers the pieces to be read in the order that the colors appear in a rainbow (red-orange-yellow-green-blue-indigo-violet); "yellow" is missing


Ordinal numbers: Examples

not:


Preview issues of serials: Examples

premier issue is v. 1, no. 0

premier issue is v. 0, no. 0

Preview issues of serials: Examples


Punctuation

Note: This section will be added later.


Skipped enumeration or chronology: Examples

the item is published quadrennially

there was no piece published in 1943 for an item that is generally annual

Skipped enumeration or chronology: Examples

v. 14 consists of no. 1-4 and 6-13; all other vols. consist of no. 1-12

item is generally monthly, but sometimes a month is skipped

item is published quadrennially

not:

v. 73 was skipped

1927 was skipped

we are missing v. 29, no. 2; no. 3 was skipped

we are missing the April 1986 issue; March 1986 was skipped


Spacing: Examples


Conversion of holdings in RLIN-to-NOTIS tape load: Examples

The NOTIS VHLD to MHLD conversion moved this information into the 852 |z (Public note) field:

Compression:

but

As loaded from RLIN to NOTIS and VHLD to MHLD:

As modified:

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