This book, first published in 1933, addresses the 'routine' in library work: administration, organization, book selection and classification and cataloguing, as well as the office work, room supervision, shelf tidying and registration of borrowers, among others.

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A Manual of Library Routine
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Library & Information ScienceIndex
- Accession numbers, uses of, 72–3
- Accession registers, 61, 68–75
- Accessioning—
- definition of, 62
- redundancy in, 61
- variant methods in, 61, 74
- Accessioning by lot, 74
- Accounts—
- preparation of, 300–1, 310, 319
- submission of to committees, 306–7
- treatment of in committee, 307
- Administrative records, 61–79
- Admission—
- to lectures, 322
- to lending departments, 122–44
- to reference departments, 165
- Agendas for committees, 306
- Alphabetico-classed catalogues, 95
- Alphabetization in catalogues, 100
- American Library Association on bindings, 285–6
- Analytical cataloguing, 114–15
- Anglo-American cataloguing rules, 99
- Application forms—
- in university libraries, 228–9
- lending department, 128–32, 197
- reference, 163–4
- Approval, books on, 34–5
- Attendance registers, public, 165
- Attendances in reading - rooms, 211
- Balance of stock, 26–8
- Bibliographies, use of, 25–6
- Binderies at libraries, 286
- Binding, 282–95
- adaptation of, 283
- cased books, 17–18
- examination of books for, 284
- Binding, leathers and other materials for, 285–6
- records relating to, 287–9
- specifications for, 286–7
- staff repairs, 290–4
- treatment of newly bound books, 18
- “Black list” of defaulters, 137–8, 160
- Blind, books for the, 333–4
- Book carrying, 19
- charging cards, 147–50
- committee lists, 32–4
- numbering, 54–9
- ordering, 36–8
- purchasing considerations, 32
- selection, 23–41
- terms of supply, 39–40
- trade symbols, 44–5
- votes, 31–2
- Book delivery system, 201
- Bookcard-in-pocket system, 146–9
- Bookcard-in-tray system, 1...
Table of contents
- Cover
- Half-Title Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Original Title Page
- Original Copyright Page
- General Introduction to the Series
- Preface
- Table of Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Frontispiece
- I. Some Preliminary Considerations
- II. Book Selection and Ordering
- III. The Preparation of Books for Public Use
- IV. Administrative Records
- V. Classification and Its Practical Applications
- VI. Catalogues and Cataloguing
- VII. The Admission and Registration of Borrowers
- VIII. Book Issue Methods
- IX. Reference Library Routine, Including Commercial, Technical, and Special Libraries
- X. Children’s Libraries, Branch Libraries, and Delivery and Deposit Stations
- XI. Magazine and Reading Rooms
- XII. University, Collegiate, and School Libraries
- XIII. Co-Operative Library Work: County and Rural Libraries, Regional Co-Operation, the National Central Library
- XIV. Stocktaking, Withdrawals, and Replacements
- XV. Bookbinding: Specifications and Records
- XVI. Finance, Committee Work, and Office Routine
- XVII. Some Extension Activities: Lectures, Publicity, Broadcasting, Co-Operative Work, Hospital Libraries, and Books for the Blind
- Appendix Some Examination Questions
- Index
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