A Primer of Librarianship
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A Primer of Librarianship

  1. 222 pages
  2. English
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A Primer of Librarianship

About this book

This book, first published in 1931, presents a survey of librarianship by some of its leading theorists of the early twentieth century, a time of rapid library expansion following the Library Act of 1919. The entire field of Library service was undergoing review and experiment, with little remaining unchanged, and this volume details some of the new and modern practices then being adopted.

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Index

  • Accessioning, 92-4.
  • Acts of Parliament, 208-12.
  • Administrative departments, 60.
  • Aids to readers, 95-103.
  • Annotations, 60, 186-7.
  • Anonymous works, 52
  • Appointments, library, 213-14, 220.
  • Architecture, library, 62-3.
  • Atlases, library use of, 163-4, 175.
  • Author-catalogues, 53
  • Author-entries, 47.
  • B.B.C. and libraries, 140-1.
  • Bespoke books, 89.
  • Bibliographical terms, 20-5.
  • Bibliographies, 15;
    • of subjects, 14, 27.
  • Bibliography, 11-25;
    • term denned, 11, 13
  • Binding, cased books, 200-2;
    • reinforced, 200-1;
    • paper difficulties, 201-2;
    • library binding methods, 202-3;
    • materials, 203-4;
    • covers, 204;
    • finishing processes, 204;
    • special requirements, 205;
    • cut edges, 205;
    • buckram coverings, 206;
    • leathers, 203, 206;
    • fine bindings, 206-7;
    • Bookbinding as a School Subject, 207;
    • books about binding, 207.
  • Blind, embossed books for the, 143-4.
  • Block books, 20.
  • Book—classification, 34-44;
    • displays, 99-102;
    • illustration, 17, 19;
    • imprints, 23, 50;
    • lists, 101-3;
    • production, 16;
    • purchasing, 120;
    • reviews discussed, 30-1;
    • selection, 26-33, 120;
    • stacks, 64;
    • stock percentages, 28-9;
    • storage schemes, 63-4.
  • Books, children s, 108;
    • reference, 65.
  • Borrowers’ application forms, 70;
    • registration methods, 70-1, 80-1, 82-5;
    • tickets. 71-3, 82-5.
  • Branch libraries, 148-9.
  • Buckram, use of, 206.
  • Budgets, library, 117.
  • Bulletins, library, 190-1.
  • Business libraries, 174-82;
    • their scope and purpose, 174;
    • periodicals and their trea...

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half-Title Page
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Original Title Page
  6. Original Copyright Page
  7. General Introduction to the Series
  8. Preface
  9. Table of Contents
  10. I. Bibliography
  11. II. Book Selection
  12. III. Book Classification
  13. IV. Cataloguing
  14. V. Reference Libraries
  15. VI. Lending Libraries
  16. VII. Lending Library Routine Work
  17. VIII. Aids to Readers
  18. IX. Children’s Library Work
  19. X. Committee Work and Office Routine
  20. XI. University Libraries
  21. XII. Library Extension Work
  22. XIII. County Libraries
  23. XIV. Library Co-operation and the National Central Library
  24. XV. Commercial and Technical Libraries
  25. XVI. Business Libraries
  26. XVII. Library Publications
  27. XVIII. Print Collecting
  28. XIX. Binding for Libraries
  29. XX. Library Law
  30. XXI. How To Enter the Library Profession
  31. Index

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