}•

BIBLIOGRAPHY

OF

LIBRARY ECONOMY

A Classified Index to the Professional Periodical Literature

relating to Library Hconomy,. Printing, Methods of Publishing,

Copyright, Bibliography, etc.

BY

H. G. T. CANNONS,^

Borough Librariini, Finsbury, London.

OF THE

^W'VERSJTY

Of

ILonOon:

STANLHY RUSSHLL & CO.,

COLONIAL HOUSE, TOOLEY STREET, S.E.

1910.

SCHOOli

h

UNIVERSITY j

V

PREFACE.

One of the most striking features of the Twentieth Century Librarian's work is its diversity. The Library field is so large and the different branches so intricately connected, that it is no easy task for him to keep in touch with the latest developments in library science, the necessity and importance of which cannot be over-estimated.

To the modern Librarian economy of time and concentration of resources are vital.

The most important medium for the dissemination of technical informa- tion concerning Librarianship is undoubtedly the professional press and associated with it, tlie Transactions of the various Bibliograpliical Societies, the two enabling the Librarian to acquire that intimate knowledge of current progress so essential to effective and efficient administration. Certain it is that the remarkable advance in Library work which has been made during the past thirty-three years would not have been possible but for these channels of intercommunication for the exchange of new ideas or the recording of fresh experience.

Students of special subjects constantly require to collect all available information concerning the question in which they are interested. Reference to past work is indispensable, for it not only serves to indicate what has already been accomplished and thus prevents much waste of time and energy in reinvestigating already explored paths, but what is more important, the failure of others, frequently suggests improvements, that without such knowledge would never be realized.

The enormous and constantly increasing stream of professional period- ical literature renders it impossible for any one individual to keep in touch with all that is likely to be of service to him. Even with the annual indexes and other aids, hours of wearying search are often required to unearth an article, the general subject or the most valuable details of which, are more strongly impressed upon the memory than the title under which it is indexed. It is indeed difficult for the student of library economy to obtain the full value of the professional literature — ^Firstly, because at present he has no means of ascertaining expeditiously what work has been done or what articles published which may be of value to him ; and secondly because he cannot readily find again what he may have already consulted.

Mr. Frederick Teggart states in a note attached to his article on " Library literature in England and the United States during the Nineteenth Century," Libvavy Journal, Vol. 26, 1891, pp. 257-261.

" It is to be regretted that with all the facilities of College courses " and Library Schools, the elementary necessity of a Bibliography of " Library Economy has not been supplied — 'There have been various "attempts — The ' Report on Libraries' {1876) pp. 733-744, and Mr. " E. R. Nicholson's ' List of some leading subjects connected with " Library formation and management,' published in the Transactions '^ of the First Conference of Librarians (1877) PP- 208-211, 248-249, and "also in the Library Journal, Vol. i, pp. 399-401 are now very inade- " quate." Mr. Teggart in concluding his valuable resume of the Literature of Library Economy, says : —

" At the conclusion of the first half century of modern democratic " Library movement, we find the profession with a very much en- " larged experience, with a great body of valuable but undigesteil "literature, and awaiting three important pieces of work: (i) A " Bibliography of Library Science ; (2) A Descriptive appraisal of " our Library resources : (3) A Systematic summing up of our pro- " fessional experience and knowledge."

4 PREFACE

Mr. W. D. Johnston, of the Library of Congress, in his " Suggestions for a Year-Book of I.il)iary Literature," Library Journal, \'ol. 29, 1904, pp. 126-127, writes as follows :—

" The first requis-ite of the progress of Library science, as of all " sciences, is a permanent and systematic record. This has been " recognised in the establishment of numerous Journals devoted to " Library interests and Bibliography, but with all these, there is no " publication devoted to Library literature — and suggests the com- " pilation of a Classified List of books and articles in Magazines *• relating to Libraries and Library administration."

This has to some extent been met by the publication in 1905 of" Library Work : a quarterly Bibliography and digest of Library Literature," by the H. W. Wilson Co., Minneapolis, U.S.A., and Mr. Arthur E. Bostwick, Ph.D., Chief Librarian of the St. Louis Public Library, with the select list of references appended to his work, entitled " The American Public Library," published by Appleton & Co., April, 1910, pp. 394; and on this side of the Atlantic by the " Guide to Librarianship," by Mr. James Duff Brown, Chief Librarian of Islington.

The present volume is the result of the first systematic attempt to index the whole range of literature in the English language published in the Library periodical press, indexing as it does, every article relating to Library history and administration, Library Associations, Commissions, Conferences and Schools, Biographical notices of Librarians, Classification, Cataloguing, Ofilice routine, Mechanical accessories and aids, Heating, Lighting, \'entilation and the various contributory branches of knowledge ; Binding, Paper, Museum and Lecture work ; Practical and Historical Printing ; Book selection and the various aids thereto ; Bibliography, Methods of Publishing, Copyright and the numerous subjects either directly or indirectly connected with the work of National, Public, Proprietary and Private Libraries and Museums.

Undoubtedly many of the best things that have been written on the various branches of the profession are hidden away in the back numbers of periodicals, and the compiler hopes this volume will render them more easily accessible, and thus prove a valuable help to every Bibliothecal student.

In the compilation of this Bibliography, the original articles appearing,' in the various professional journals have been consulted and the entries made from the contents of the papers, not merely from their headings, the first and last pages being given in order to show the scope of the paper.

Recognising the value of such a Bibliography to Librarians and students of Librarianship, in November, 1907, the compiler offered to present the rights of the European sales of the volume to the Library Association of the United Kingdom, but owing to insufficient support, the Council were unable to proceed with its publication, and as there appeared to be no prospect of the work being produced under the auspices of the Association in the immediate future, this offer had reluctantly to be withdrawn and the publication undertaken as a private commercial venture.

The size of the work has materially mcreased since the Council of the Library Association first considered it, as it now comprises over 15,000 entries arranged in a classified logical sequence, under i,goo subject headings, entries being placed in order of date to present the subject in its historical aspect ; the whole being preceded by an elaborate and detailed scheme of classification, specially prepared for the work, and an alphabetical subject index comprising over 2,500 direct references. It thus forms a Classified Bibliography to all articles appearing in the professional publications during the period 1876-1909.

It is a recognised fact that many Library Committees and Librarians, owing to the lack of suitable information, waste much time and money in finding suitable places to obtain their supplies — To overcome this a repre- sentative selection of firms specialising in ^supplies used in Library

PREFACE

administration are entered under the various subject heads, immediately followinjf the literature indexed. By this means hints may be gained where various kinds of books may be procured, where books and periodicals may be bound, where Library furniture, stationery, records and supplies of every description may be obtained, the whole forming a permanent Directory of Library Furnishers, whether in fixtures, stationery, books or other ac- cessories.

Notwithstanding the enormous task connected with its compilation, the compiler does not seek to make profit from the sale of the publication and the price has therefore been fixed as low as possible in order to bring the work within the reach of all engaged in Library work.

It should be distinctly understood that the Classification Scheme attached, although fairly comprehensive, does not aspire to cover the whole field of Librarianship and its allied topics, its object being merely to provide a classified key to the subjects represented in the body of the work. Where the key to the classification may not clearly indicate the position of special topics, the full alphabetical subject index should be consulted. It ^s hoped this will meet the needs of all inquirers.

Everything consistent with clearness has been done to insure condensa- tion and brevity with reference to the various periodicals and journals indexed. For key to the abbreviations, see overleaf.

The compiler desires to acknowledge the encouragement during the progress of the work from the numerous letters of appreciation he has received from American Librarians.

He is indebted to Professor Aksel G. S. Josephson, of Chicago, for the references to articles appearing in the Proceedings of the Bibliographical Society of America, and the Year-Book of the Bibliographical Society of Chicago; and also to Doctor H. M. Barlow, of the Library of the Royal C^iollege of Physicians, for those articles published in the official organ of the Association of Medical Librarians. To both of these gentlemen, he desires to tender an expression of his sincere thanks.

H. G. T. CANNONS.

FiNSBURV Cextral Library,

Skinner St., Clerkenwell, E.C. Xorciiibn, 79/0.

Abbreviations of Publications Indexed.

A. L. A. Bull — Bulletin of the American Library Association. An Leab — An Leabharlann.

Bib Scty of Amer Proc— Bibliographical Society of America: Proceedings. Bib Scty of Chic Yrbk— Bibliographical Society of Chicago : Year-Book. Bib Scty Trans— Bibliograpical Society of London : Transactions.

B. A. R. — Book Auction Records.

Cal News Notes — California Libraries: News Notes of.

Conn P. L. D. — Connecticut Public Library Document.

Del S. L. C. Hdbk— Delaware State Library Commission Handbook (1904)

Greenwood's "Public Libraries," 1894.

Greenwood's "Year-Book," 1897, 1900-01.

Ind L. C. 5th Biennial Rept — Indiana Public Library Commission, 5th Biennial Report,

1909 Ind. S. L. C. Bull — Indiana State Library Commission Bulletin

International Conferences : — ist Int Conf — 1st International Conference of Librarians, 1877. 2nd Int Conf— 2nd International Conference of Librarians, 1897. U.S. Rept 1892-93— World's Columbian Exposition (U. S. Go%ernment Report, 1892-93,

Vol. I). la Lib C. Q. — Iowa Library Commission Quarterly. Kans City L. Q. — Kansas City, Missouri, Library Quarterly. L. — Library.

L. (N. S.)— Library (New Series). L. A. — Library Assistant.

L. A. M. N. — Library Association Monthly Notes. L. A. R. — Library Association Record. L. A. Trans — Library Association Transactions. L. A. Yrbk — Library Association Year-Book, 1891-1909. L. A. of Austral Proc — Library Association of Australasia ; Proceedings. L. C. — Library Chronicle. L. J. — Library Journal.

Lib of Congress Repts — Library of Congress : Reports of the Librarian. L. N. (U. S.)— Library Notes (Edited by Melvil Dewey). Lib Occ — Library Occurrent. Lib Work— Library Work. L. W.— Library World. Lit Yrbk — Literary Year-Book.

Medical Lib & Hist J nl— Medical Library and Historical Journal. Minn L. C. N.— Minnesota Public Library Commission Notes. Minn, la & Wis L. C. Hdbk — Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin Library Commission

Hand- Book. Neb Lib Bull — Nebraska Library Commission Bulletin. N. Y. S. L. Repts— New York State Library Reports. N. Y. L.— New York Libraries. Ohio Bull— Ohio State Library Bulletin.

Penn L. Comm Bull — PennsyK'ania Library Commission Bulletin. Penn Lib Notes — Pennsylvania Library Notes. P. L. — Public Libraries.

U. S. Govt. Repts— Onited States Commission of Education : Annual Reports. Vt. L. C. Bull — Vermont Library Commission Bulletin. Wash L. A. Bull — Washington Library Association Bulletin. Wis L. Bull— Wisconsin Library Association Bulletin.

Key to the Classification.

Where ihe Key to the Classification may not clearly indicate the position of special topics, the full index of subjects should be consulted. It is hoped tliis will meet the needs of all inquirers.

Class A— Library Associations, Clubs, Commissions, Schools, and Conferences.

1

Associations, Clubs, etc.. General.

Associations, State Library As.so-

2

Special, American Library As-

ciations of America, contd. —

sociation — H istorical.

A

41

Indiana — Constitution.

3

Constitution.

A

42

Report of Meetings.

4

Charter.

A

43

Iowa— Historical Sketch.

5

Aims and Purposes.

A

44

Report of Meetings.

6

Council.

A

45

Kansas.

7

Executive Board.

A

46

Kentucky.

8

Committees.

A

47

Keystone.

9

Trustee's Section.

A

48

Maine.

ID

Treasurer's Report.

A

49

Massachusetts.

11

Past Officers.

A

50

Western.

12

Officers.

A

51

Michigan.

13

Membership.

A

52

Minnesota.

14

Membership Necrology.

A

53

Missouri.

15

Headquarters.

A

54

Montana.

i6

Affiliation with Kindred

A

55

Nebraska.

Associations.

A

56

New England.

17

American Library Institute.

A

57

New Hampshire.

i8

National Educational Asso-

A

58

New Jersey.

ciation.

A

59

New York State.

19

Association of State Libra-

A

60

Ohio.

rians.

A

61

Oklahoma.

20

National Association of

A

62

Oregon.

State Librarians.

A

62-

Pacific North West.

21

-Association of Law Libra-

A

63

Pennsylvania. Western.

ries.

A

64

Rhode Island.

21-1

Special Libraries Associa-

A

65

Tennessee.

tion.

A

66

Texas.

22

State and Local Associa-

A

67

\'ermont.

tions — General.

A

68

Virginia.

23

State Library Associations of

A

69

Washington.

America, Special, Alabama.

A

70

Washington (D.C.)

24

California— Historical Sketch.

A

71

Wisconsin — Historical Sketch

^5

Constitution.

A

72

Reports of Meeting.

26

Members.

A

73

Northern Travelling.

27

Publications.

A

74

Library Clubs of America-

28

Allied Organisations.

General

29

Report of Meetings.

A

75

Special, .Ann Arbor.

30

Southern California.

A

76

Hay Path.

31

Carolina, North.

A

77

BuiTalo

32

South.

A

78

Cape Cod.

35

Colorado.

A

79

Chicago.

34

Connecticut.

A

80

Round Table.

35

Dakota, North.

A

8o-i

Columbia, Mo.

36

South.

A

80-2 Columbus, Ohio.

37

District of Columbia.

A

81

Des Moines

3«

Florida.

A

82

Fox River Valley.

39

(Georgia.

A

83

Hudson River.

40

Illinois.

A

84

Indianapoli.s.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECOXOMY

A

8s

A

86

A

«7

A

87-1

A

88

A

89

A

qo

A

91

A

92

A

9^

A

94

A

95

A

96

A

97

A

98

A

99

A

100

A

lOI

A

102

A 103

Library Clubs of America- Indianapolis, Round Table. Indiana. Northern and South- ern Michigan. Iowa City. Kansas City. Lincoln, Nebraska- Long Island. Maine, Eastern. Massachusetts. Milwaukee. Mohawk Valley. Monongahela Valley- Xashville- New York.

Central - Pennsylvania. Southern Tier. Twin City. Worcester, Southern. 02 Library Commission of America — General - League of Library Commis- sions.

104 Library Commissions. Special, Alabama.

Carolina, North.

Colorado.

Connecticut.

Dakota, North.

Delaware.

Denver.

Georgia.

Idaho.

Illinois.

Indiana.

Iowa.

Kansas.

Maine.

Maryland, State.

Massachusetts.

Michigan.

Minnesota.

Missouri.

Nebraska — Historical Sketch Reports of Meetings.

New England.

New Hampshire.

New Jersey.

New York (Public Library Division of the University).

Ohio

Oregon.

Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia.

Tennessee.

Texas.

Vermont.

Washington.

Wisconsin. 135 Library Schools

General. Special, Alabama School.

Amherst Summer School.

Atalanta Carnegie Library Training School.

A

105

A

106

A

107

A

108

A

109

A

no

A

III

A

112

A

112-1

A

"3

A

114

A

115

A

116

A

118

A

Tig

A

120

A

121

A

122

A

123

A

I23-I

A

124

A

125

A

126

A

127

A

128

A

129

A

130

A

131

A

I3I-I

A

I3I-2

A

132

A

133

A

134

A

135 I

A

136

A

137

A

138

of America-

Summer

Library Schools of America — A 139 Armour Institute Library

Class. California Summer School. Chautauqua Summer School. Cleveland Summer School. Colorado State Normal

School. Columbian College Library

School. Drexel Institute Library

Class. Forbes Library Summer

School. Illinois University Library

School. Indiana Library School.

Summer School. Iowa Summer School. Los Angelos P.L. Training

Class. Maine State College Librar)'

School. McGill University Summer

School. Michigan Summer School. Minnesota University Lib- rary School. Missouri University Summer

Course. Montana University Library

Class. Nebraska University Sum- mer School. New Jersej^ Summer School. New York Circulating Li- brar}' Training Class. New York State Library School. Library Summer School. Ohio State University Sum- mer School. A 164 Pittsburgh, Carnegie Library

Training Class for Children's Librarians. A 165 Pratt Institute Library

School. A 166 Simmons College Library

School. A 167 Springfield (Mass.) City

Training Class. A 168 Syracuse University Librarv

School. A 169 Washington School of

Library Science. A 170 Washington University Sum-

mer School. A 171 Western Reserve University

Librar)' School. A 172 Winona School for Libra-

rians. A 173 Wisconsin University Sum-

mer School. A 174 Library School.

A 175 Wyoming University Sum-

mer School. A 176 Library Association of Ontario, Canada.

A A A A

140 141 142

143

A

144

A

145

A

146

A

147

A

A A A

148 149 150 151

A

152

A

153

A

A

154 155

A

156

A

157

A

158

A A

159 160

A

161

A

162

A

163

KEY TO THE

^LASSIFICATIOX .9

A 177

Library Association of Aberdeen,

Library Assistants' Association,

Canada.

Branches.

A 178 Library Association of the United

A 210

Yorkshire.

Kingdom — Historical Sketch.

A 211

South Wales.

A 179

Constitution.

A 212

Ireland.

A 180

Charter.

A 213

Library Association. Dcmnark.

A I Si

Aims and Purposes.

A 214

France.

A 1 82

Council.

A 214-

I Germany— Library School at

A 183

Committees.

Berlin.

A 184

Treasurer's Reports.

A 215

Sweden — Summer School in

A 185

Officers.

Library Science, Stock-

A 186

Membership.

holm.

A 187

Affiliations with kindred Asso-

A 215-

I Italy — Association for Promo-

ciations.

tion of Libraries.

A 188

Birmingham and District

A 216

Australasia.

Library Association.

A 217

Conferences. General.

A 189

Bristol and Western District

A 218

Special, America.

Branch.

A 219

Presidential Addresses.

A lyo

Librarians of the Mersey

A 220

State Librarians.

District.

A 221

Inter-State.

A 191

North Midland Library

A 222

Bi-State.

Association.

A 223

■' Library Week."

A 192

North-Western Branch.

A 224

Congress of Women Libra-

A 193

Northern Counties Library

rians.

Association.

A 225

Law Librarians.

A 194

Society of Public Librarians.

A 226

Canada, Ontario.

A 194-

I Medical Library Association,

A 227

Aberdeen.

England.

A 228

United Kingdom.

A 195

Irish Rural Library Asso-

A 229

Presidential Addresses.

ciation.

A 230

France.

A 196

Public Libraries Association

A 231

Germany.

(Ireland).

A 232

Italy.

A 197

Scottish Library Association.

A 233

South Africa.

A 198

Library Club, English— Pseu-

A 234

Australasia.

donyms.

A 235

International.

A 199

Library Schools, English.

A 236 Library Periodicals, American.

A 199-

[ Liverpool.

General.

A 199-

2 Manchester.

A 237

Special, American Library

A 199-3 Wigan.

Association.

A 200

Library Assistants' Association.

A 238

Independent Organ.

Historical Sketch.

A 239

State and Local Association

A 201

Constitution.

Organs.

A 202

Meetings.

A 240

Library Association of United

A 203

Proposed Affiliation with the

Kingdom.

L.A.U.K.

A 241

England— Independent Organ.

A 204

Branches, General.

A 242

Library Assistants' Associa-

A 205

Special, Newcastle.

tion.

A 206

Manchester and District.

A 243

Library Conference Exhibits.

A 207

North Eastern.

A 244

Library Economy, Bibliography

A 208

North Western.

A 245

Librarians' Library.

A 209

Northumberland and Dur- ham.

A 246

Librarians' Aids.

Class B- Library Legislation.

B

I

Library Legislation, General.

P.

10

Library Legislation,

P,

2

Special by Countries— America

State-s— Iowa.

United States, General.

B

] ,

Kansas.

B

i

By States — Alabama.

B

12

Kentucky.

B

4

California.

B

13

Maine.

B

5

Carolina, North.

B

14

Maryland.

B

5-

I Carolina, South.

B

'4-

Massachusetts.

B

6

Colorado.

B

15

Minnesota.

B

6-

I Connecticut.

B

16

Missouri.

B

6-

2 Delaware.

B

17

Montana.

B

7

(ieorgia.

B

18

Nebraska.

B

8

Illinois.

B

19

Nevada.

B

9

Indiana.

B

20

New Jersey.

Special by

lO

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF

LIBRARY ECONOMY

Librar>' Legislation, by States —

B 36 Library Legislation, British Colo-

H 21

New York.

nies.

H 22

Brooklyn.

B 37

Acts, Adoption of.

B 2i

North West.

B 38

State Aid, American.

B 24

Ohio.

B 39

British.

H 25

Oklahoma.

B 40

Taxation, American.

B 26

Oregon.

B 41

Rates and Rating, British.

B 27

Pennsylvania.

B 42

Rate Limitation.

B 27.1

Rhode Island,

B 43

Rating and Taxation of Library

B 28

Tennessee.

Buildings.

B 28-1

Vermont.

B 44

Exemption from Rates and

B 29

Washington.

Taxes.

B ?()

Wisconsin.

B 45

Penalty for Injury to Library

B31

Wyoming.

Property.

B 32

British Islands, England.

H 46

Action for Libel contained in

B 33

For Rural Districts.

Books.

B 34

Ireland. i

•

B 35

Scotland.

Class C— Library History and Description.

C I Libraries, General.

Libraries, United States, Public

C 2

Ancient.

Libraries, under States.

C 3

United States, National (Library

C 47

Iowa, Special, Burling-

of Congress.)

ton.

C 4

Government, General.

C 48

Cedar Rapids.

C 5

Special.

C 49

Davenport.

C 6

State Libraries, General.

C 50

Eldora.

C 7

Special, California.

c 51

Marshalltown.

C 8

Iowa.

C 52

Muscatine.

C 9

Indiana.

C 53

Onawa.

C 10

New York.

C 54

Ottumwa.

C II

Public Libraries, General.

C 55

Kansas State Libraries.

C 12

Arranged under States.

C 56

Kentucky, General.

Alabama, General.

C 57

Louisiana, State.

C 13

State.

C 5«

Special, New Orleans.

C 14

California, General.

C 59

Maine, Special, Poland

c 15

State.

Spring.

C 16

Law.

C 60

Maryland, Special, Balti-

C 17

Los Angeles.

more.

C 18

Redlands.

C 61

Massachusetts. Special.

C ly

San Francisco.

Boston, Public.

C 20

Carolina, North, General.

C 62

Special.

C 22

South, General.

C 63

Brookline.

C 23

University.

C 64

Cambridge (Harvard).

C24

Greenboro.

C 65

Lawrence,

C 25

Connecticut, Hartlepool.

C 66

Leominster.

C 26

New Britain.

C 67

Lynn.

C 27

New Haven.

C 68

Northampton.

C 28

New London.

C 69

Massachusetts. Salem.

C 29

Norwich.

C70

Stockbridgc.

C 30

Delaware.

C 71

Michigan, Ann .Arbor

C 31

District of Columbia,

University.

Washington.

C 7^

Grand Rapids.

C 32

I-'lorida.

C 73

Minnesota, General.

C 33

Georgia Universit}-.

c 74

Special, Historical.

C34

Illinois, State.

C 75

.Minneapolis.

C 35

Chicago, General.

C 76

Nebraska, General.

C 36

Public.

C77

College.

C37

University.

C7«

New England, General.

C 38

Historical.

C 79

New Jersey, Jersey Cit>-.

<■;- 39

Evanston University.

C 80

Newark.'

C 40

Indiana, General.

C 81

Paterson.

C4I

Indianapolis.

C 82

Princeton University.

C 42

Vincennes.

C 83

Trenton.

C43

Iowa, (ieneral.

C 84

New York, State of.

C44

Historical.

(ieneral.

C 45

State.

C 85

University and College.

C 46

Historical.

C 86

State Library.

KEY TO Tin- CLASSIFICATIOX

Libraries, United States, Public

Libraries of the United States.

Libraries, under States.

C 1

47

Women's Club.

C 87

New York, Public, Clen- eral.

c

48

Technical and Scientific, (ieneral.

C 88

Special, Brooklyn.

C ]

49

Special, Agriculture.

C 89

Buffalo.

C

49-1

ICducation.

C 90

New York City, Public.

C

50

Law.

C 91

Endowed.

C

51

Medicine.

C 92

Mercantile.

c

52

Other Special Libraries. House-

<-^ 93

Scientific.

hold.

C 94

Utica.

c

53

Hospital.

C 95

North West, General.

c

54

North America. Canada, Gov-

C96

Ohio, General.

ernment.

C 96.1

State University.

c

55

Public, General.

C 96-2

Travelling Libraries.

c

56

Special, Maritime Provinces.

C 97

Cleveland.

c

57

Montreal.

C98

Oklahoma, General.

c

58

North West.

C 99

Oregon, General.

c

59

Ontario.'

C 100

Pennsylvania, Alleghany.

c

60

Quebec.

C 101

Philadelphia, General.

c

61

North America, Alaska.

C 102

Mercantile.

c

62

Central America.

C 103

Pittsburg.

c

'63

South America.

C 104

ScrantOD.

c

64

Chili, National,

C 105

Rhode Island, General.

c

65

Mexico, National.

C 106

Special, Pawtucket.

c

66

West Indies, General.

C 107

Providence.

c

67

Bahamas.

C 108

Southern States, General.

c

[68

Jamaica.

C 109

South Western States.

c

[68-

Trinidad.

C no

Tennessee, General.

c

[69

Libraries, Europe, General.

C III

Texas, General.

c

[70

United Kingdom, General.

C 112

Vermont, State Library.

c

71

England.

C 113

General.

c

72

National (British Museum)

C 114

Virginia, State.

c

[73

Government Special, India

C 115

General,

Office.

C 116

University.

c

74

Patent Office.

C 117

Washington, State.

c

75

Special, Chained Libraries.

C 118

General.

c

76

Libraries for the Blind.

C 119

Public.

c

77

Clerical.

C 120

Special, Billingham.

c

78

College.

C 121

Everett.

c

79

Ecclesiastical.

C 122

Seattle.

c

80

of Economic Litera-

C 123

Spokane.

ture.

C 124

Tacoma.

c

81

Hospital.

C 125

Walla Walla.

c

82

Industrial.

C 126

Wisconsin, General.

c

83

Law.

C 127

Special, Historical.

c

84

Medical.

C 128

Beaver Dam.

c

85

:\Iilitarv.

C 129

La Crosse.

c

86

Naval."

C 130

Madison, General.

c

87

• Prison.

C 131

Public.

c

88

Private.

C 132

Milwaukee.

c

89

Railwav.

c 133

Watertown.

c

90

Club. ■

C 134

Wyoming, Cheyenne.

C 1

91

Town.s, alphabeticalK.

c 135

Libraries of the United'States, ar-

Bath.

ranged in alphabetical order.

c

92

Birmingham.

C 136

College and University Libra-

c

93

Bolton.

ries, General.

c

93-

Bournemouth.

C 1 36- 1

Special.

c

94

Bradford. Public.

C 137

Ecclesiastical.

c

95

Special.

C 138

Historical.

c

96

Brentford.

c 139

Militarv.

c

97

Brighton.

C 140

Naval.'

c

98

Bristol, (iencral.

C 141

Prison and Reformatory.

c

99

Medical.

C 142

Railroad.

C 5

00

Ancient.

C 143

Libraries for the Blind.

C i

01

Bury.

c .4

Commercial and Factorv.

C 2

02

Cambridge, General.

C 145

Y.M.C.A.

C ;

J03

Public.

C 146

Y.W.C.A.

C i

J04

University.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

C 205 C 206 C 206- C 207 C 207- C 207- C 208 C 208- C 2oy C aoQr C 210 C 211

C 212

C 213 C 213- C 214 C 215 C 216 C 217 C 218 C 218- C 219 C 220

C 221 C 222

C 223

C 224

C 225 C 226 C 227 C 228

C 229

C 230

C 231

C 231- C 232 C 233 C 234 C 235 C 236

C 237 C 238 C 239

C 240 C 240- C 240- C 241 C 242 C 243 C 244 C 245 C 246 C 247 C 248

249 250

251 252 252-

253

c c c c c c

C 254

Libraries, United Kingdom, Eng- land, Towns, alphabetically,

Croydon.

Darwen. I Kastbourne.

Exeter.

1 Gravcsend.

2 Halifax. Hereford.

I Hove.

Hull. I Ipswich.

Kettering. Leeds, General. Public. Private. 1 Leicester, General.

Liverpool, General.

Public. London, General.

Special, Hemiondsey. Chelsea. I Clerkenwell.

Hammersmith.

Hampstead.

Islington.

Lewisham.

St. George's in the

East. St. George the Mar- tyr. Wandsworth. West Ham. Guildhall Library. Special Libraries. Medical Libraries. Gray's Inn Library. Ro\al Colonial Insti- tute. I University Library.

Manchester, General. Public. College. Ecclesiastical. Special. Chetham'sLi- brar}-. Christie. Foreign.

Literary & Philoso- phical. Mayor's.

1 Medical.

2 Mechanics. Overseer's. Radford. Royal I'-xchange. Roval Infirmarw R viands. Schiller-Austalt. Unitarian.

Newcastle, Public. Oxford, General.

Special, Bodleian. Penzance, General. Plymouth, Public. 1 I'ortsmouth.

Redruth. Salford, Public.

Libraries, United Kingdom, Eng- land, Towns, alphabetical!)-, C 255 Salford, Ecclesiastical.

C 256 Tavistock.

C 257 Truro.

C 258 Wells Cathedral.

C 259 Wigan, Public.

C 260 Private.

C 261 Windsor Castle.

C 261 -I Worthing.

C 262 Libraries, England, arranged

under Counties, Berkshire. C 263 Cambridge. General. C 264 Public.

C 265 University, General.

C 266 Special.

C 267 Cheshire, General. C 26S Special.

Cornwall, General. Special, Penzance. Redruth. Truro. Derbyshire. Devonshire, General. Special, Exeter. . Plymouth. Tavistock. Gloucester. Special, Bristol. Public.

1 iMedical.

2 Ancient. Hampshire, Bournemouth.

Portsmouth. Kent, Gra\esend. Herefordshire. Special. Here- ford. Lancashire, Special. Ecclesiastical. Special, Bolton. Bury. Liverpool.

Manchester. General. Public. University. Special. Salford, Public.

Special. Wigan. Lincolnshire, Special, Lincoln. ^Middlesex. London. General. Special, Bermondse\-. British IMuseum. Chcksea. I Clcr ken well.

Guildhall.

(ioldsmiths Library. 1 Gra\"s Inn.

Hammersmith.

Hamp.stead.

Inns of Court.

Islington.

Lewisham.

Royal Coloni.'il Institute.

St. George's in the East.

St. George the ]\Iartyr.

1 Wandsworth.

2 West Ham. Medical Libraries.

C 269 C 270 C 271 C 272 C 273 C 274 C 275 C 276 C 277 C 278

C 278- C 278- C 279 C 280 C 281 C 282

C 283 C 284 C 285 C 286 C 287 C 288 C 289 C 290 C 291 C 292 C 293 C 294 C 295 C 296 C 297 C 298 C 299 C 299- C 300 C 301 C 301- C 302

^ 303

C 304 c 305 C 306

c 307

C 308

C 309

C 309-

C 309-

C 310

KEY TO THE CLASSIFICATION

13

Libraries, England, arranged

Libraries, Netherland. Special.

under Counties, Middlesex,

C

365

Leyden.

C"

3I0-I

London University Library.

C

366

Russia, General.

c

3"

Middlesex. Brentford.

c

367

National.

C"

JI-^

Northampton. Kettering.

C

36S

I'inland.

c

3'j

Althiorp.

C

369

Scandinavia. General.

C"

314

Northumberland. Newcastle.

C

37"

Denmark, General.

c

315

Oxford.

C

371

Special, Copenhagen.

c

316

Somerset, Hath.

C

372

Norway, General.

(."

3I6-I

Wells.

c

373

Special, Park Libraries.

(."

317

Suffolk, Ipswich.

C

374

15ergen.

C"

3i>^

Surrey, Croydon.

C

375

Christ iauia.

C"

319

Sussex. Brighton.

C

376

Sweden, General.

c

319-1

Eastbourne.

C

377

Special. Gothenburg.

c

3iy--'

Hove.

c

378

Lund.

c"

319-3

Worthing.

c

379

Stockholm.

t"

3^0

Warwick. Birmingham, (ieneral

c

380

Upsala.

C'

3^1

Public.

c

38 1

Iceland, General.

c

^-'■^

Worcester, King's Norton.

c

5^2

Switz-rland. General.

c

5^5

Yorkshire, l?radford.

c

3«3

Special.

c

5^5- -^

Halifax.

c

384

Turkey. Constantinople.

c

324

Hull.

c

385

India, Calcutta, Government.

c

325

Leeds.

c

3S6

Ceylon.

C"

32b

Private Libraries.

c

387

Burmah.

c~

327

Wales, National Library.

c

387

I Siam, Bangkok.

C'

32S

Cardiff Libraries.

c

388

Far East, General.

c

329

Scotland. Public. General.

c

389

China.

c

35^

Aberdeen, Public.

c

390

Japan.

c

53^

University.

c

391

Straits Settlements.

c

332

Edinburgh, General.

c

392

.\frica. North, PIgypt.

c

333

University.

c

393

South, Cape Colonv.

('

334

Glasgow, General.

c

394

Natal.

c

555

Universitv.

c

395

Rhodesia.

c

335-1

Private.

c

396

Mauritius.

c

55(>

Montrose, Public.

c

397

.\ustralia. General.

C"

337

Perth, Public.

c

398

South, General.

c

33«

Ireland. National.

c

399

Western, General.

c

339

Public, (ieneral.

c

400

Queensland, General.

c

34^'

Special, Armagh.

c

401

New South Wales, General.

c

341

Belfast.

c

402

Special, Sydne\-.

c

342

Coleraine.

c

403

Victoria, General".

c

343

Cork.

c

404

Special, Melbourne.

c

344

Dublin.

c

405

Tasmania. General.

c

345

Dundalk.

c

40b

New Zealand, General.

c

346

Limerick.

c

407

Special Auckland.

(■

347

British Empire.

c

408

Wellington.

e"

34«

France, National (Bibliotheque

c

409

Honolulu.

Nationale).

c

410

Malaysia, Philippine Islands.

c

349

General.

c

411

Libraries, Special Classes, Col-

C"

35"

Special, Abbcvillr on the

lege and University. General.

Soninie.

c

412

Special, Aberdeen.

("

350-1

Nantes.

c

413

Cambridge, General.

c

351

Paris.

c

414

Special.

c

352

Tours.

c

415

Corpus Christi College.

c

353

German\ , General.

c

416

Emanuel College.

c

354

Special, Berlin.

c

417

Trinity College.

(■

355

Essen, Prussia.

c

418

Chicago Universitv.

C"

355-1

Austria. General.

c

419

Columbia Universit\ .

(■

35^)

Greece, (ieneral.

c

420

Cornell University.

C"

357

Special.

c

421

Edinbureh L'niversity.

c

35S

Italy, General.

c

422

Eton ColU'.L;e.

c

359

Special, Florence.

c

423

Glasgow University.

c

360

Rome, General.

c

424

Lancashire School.

c

360-1

Private.

c

425

London L"niversity.

c

36'

Vatican.

c:

426

.Manchester Grammar

c

362

Netherland, (General.

School.

c

5(^5

Special. .Amsterdam.

I"

427

Lancashire Independent

c

364

Groningen.

College.

14

BIBUOGRArHY OF

LIBRARY ECONOMY

Libraries, Special Classes, Col-

C

468

Libraries, Club and Society, New

legje and University, Special.

York.

C 428

Owens College.

c

469

National Liberal Club.

C 429

Nebraska.

C

470

Polytechnic.

C 430

New York University.

C

471

Young Men's Christian Asso-

c 431

Oxford University, General.

ciation.

C 432

Bodleian.

C

472

Young Men's Mercantile.

<^' 433

Radcliffe.

C

473

Young Women's Christian

^ 434

Princeton University.

.\ssociation.

C 435

Rochester University.

C

474

Women's Club Libraries in

C 436

Sion College.

U.S.

C 437

Surgeons. Royal College of.

C

475

Private Libraries, General.

C 438

Vale University.

C

476

Special.

C 439

Ecclesiastical, General.

C

477

Boston.

C 440

Special, Lancashire.

C

478

Brooklyn.

C 441

Lincoln.

c

479

New York.

C 442

Manchester.

c

480

St. Louis.

<-' 443

Odenwald, Bavaria.

c

481

Althorp.

C 444

Vatican, Rome.

c

482

Bonaparte.

<^~ 445

Wells.

c

483

Chatsworth.

C 446

Chained Libraries.

c

484

Chesshyre's.

C 447

Historical, United States,

c

485

Conway's.

General.

c

486

Gladstone's.

C 448

Special.

c

487

Haigh Hall.

C 449

Hospital.

c

488

Hall (Thomas).

C 450

Household.

c

489

Honeywood (Dean).

^ 451

Law.

c

490

Locker's.

C 452

Libraries for the Blind.

c

491

Marsh's.

C 453

Medical.

c

492

Pepvs'

<^ 454

Milifarv.

c

493

Smith (Richard).

C 455

Naval."

c

494

Thoresby (Ralph).

C456

Lighthouse.

c

495

Valliere (Due de la).

C 457

Prison.

c

496

Proprietary, General.

C 458

Reformatory School.

c:

497

Librar}- Endowment, Gifts and

C 459

Industrial and Commercial.

Bequests.

cleo

Railway.

c

498

Public Libraries, Arguments in

C 461

Scientific.

favour of,

C 462

Subscription, General.

c

499

Against.

C 463

Special.

c

500

and the Press.

C 464

Endowed, Special.

c

501

Educational value of.

C 465

Club and Society, General.

c

502

Influence of Reading.

C 466

Special, Alpine Club.

c

503

Instruction in the use of Books.

C 467

Manchester.

Class D Architecture, Planr

linj

t. Furniture, and Fittings.

1) 1 Architecture, (ieneral.

D

17 Lighting, (ieueral.

I) 2

Special.

D

18

Natural.

1) 3

Planning, General.

D

19

Artificial, General.

I) 3-1

Interior Decoration.

D

20

Gas.

D 4

Plans— Ivxhibitions of Library

D

21

Electricity.

Plans.

D

211

Metallic filament lamps.

n 5

Special Examples.

D

22

Methods of checking

1) 6

Special Departments — News-

current.

room.

D

23

\'entilati()n.

1) 6-1

Reading Room.

D

24 Library Appliances and Supplies,

I) 7

Reference Library.

(ieneral.

D «

Lending Library— (jcneral.

D

^5

Special Eurniture for Children's

D 9

Open Access.

Rooms.

1) 9-1

Eittings.

1)

25-1

Reading Rooms

D 10

Children's Rooms.

D

25-2

Board Room.

D II

Lecture Hall.

1)

25-3

Lifts.

I) 12

Small Libraries.

D

2()

Shelving, General.

I> 13

Branch Libraries.

D

27

Special, Wood.

D 14

College Libraries.

I)

zS

Metal.

I^ 15

Eloors and Eloor Covering.

1)

29

Adjustable, Sliding, Sus-

D 15-1

Dust in Libraries.

pended.

D 16

Heating.

D

29.1

Dwarf Iiookca.se.s.

KEY TO Till-: CLASSIFICATION

D 29-2 Shelving, Special, Revolving

Bookcases. D 29-3 Adjustable Display Book-

cases. D 29-4 Atlas Shelves.

D 30 Appliances, General.

D 30-1 Special, Shelf Supports,

n 30-2 Dununies.

D 30-3 Pins.

D 30-4 Automatic Shelf Steps.

D 30-5 Dwarf Steps.

D 30-6 Ladders.

D 31 Book Carriers and Trucks. D 32 Show Cases.

D ^^ Rests and Holders.

D 33-1 .Atlas Frames and l^asels. D 34 Desks and Counters. D 34-1 Flat Top.

D 34-2 Roll Top.

D 34-3 Racks and Trays for.

D 34-4 Supplies for.

D 34-5 Cupboards and Cabinets,

General.

D 34-6

Cupboards and Cabinets, for

Maps.

n 35

Chairs.

15 35-1

For Children's Rooms.

D 35-2

Chair Castors.

D 35-3

Fads.

D 36

Reading Tables.

D 36- 1

Desk.s.

D 37

Tables for Cliildrcn>

Rooms.

D 3«

Newspaper Stands.

N 39

Racks.

D 40

Periodical Racks.

D 41

Time Table Rack?.

U 42

Hat and linbrella Stands.

D4i

Clocks.

D44

Telephones.

D 44.1

Telephone Index Cabinet.

D 45

Furniture Inventory.

D 45- 1

Card Stores Index.

D 46

Fire Prevention, Insurance,

etc.

D 47

Safes and Strong Rooms.

Class £~Library Organisation and Administration.

E 10

1-: 15

Library Organisation, General. Administration, (ieneral. Special — Small Library. I Library Methods applied to

Business. Consolidation and Centrali- zation of Administra- tion. Arguments for and against Unification of of Libraries, America. England. Finance. General. Financial Records.

1 Loose Leaf Ledgers.

2 Audit of Accounts. Personnel — Governing Boards,

Committees. Directors, Trus- tees, etc., General (Powers, duties, cjualifications, etc.) Special, Connnittees.

1 Delegation of Powers to.

2 Librarians acting as Secre-

taries. Bye-laws Governing Com- mittees in Ireland. Trustees.

Bye- laws governing Board Meetings. I Boards Meetings, Records

of. Library Workers— Biographical

and Obituary Notices. Librarianship — Oualifications, duties, etc. Librarians' Salaries. I Guarantee Bond.

Reading. Social Duties, Recreation,

etc. Biographical and Obituary. Notices, General.

E 19

E 22

Librarianship — Librarians, IJio graphical and Obituar\ . Special, in .Alphabetical Order. Staff Management.

Entrance 1-^xaminations for

Staff Appointments. Apprentice Classes in

Libraries. Relationship.

Clubs, Guilds, Conferences. Relationship with Readers. .Assi.stants, Oualifications. Professional Trainiii-

and Examinations. Training.

Salaries, Duties, etc. Staff Time Sheets. Hours of Work. Vacations. Library Garment. Work Room. ; Lockers.

; ' Wardrobe.

Health of Assistants. Candidates' expenses for StaR" Appointments. Members' expenses atten- ding Conferences. Women Librarians. Children's Librarians.

Training for. Government Inspection of

Liliraries. Library .Association Dip

lonias. Proposed Institute of

Librarians. Registration of Lil)rariaii-. Superannuation for Libr.i rians.

i6

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Library Notices, Placards, etc. [ Name Plates, Facias, etc.

Rules and Regulations, General. Hours of Opening. Sunday Openinj,'. Holidax- Opening. Co-operation. Inter- Library Loans, Interchange of Borrowing Privileges, General. Club Rooms.

Debating or Conversation Room. Smoking Room. Rest Room. Loafers and Loungers. Cycle Accommodation. Library Moving. Stationery Records.

1 Cabinets and Racks.

2 Supplies.

3 Loose Leaf I\Iemo Books. Ink.

Paste.

Shellac for Book Labels.

Sign Writing Outfits.

1 Duplicating Outfits.

2 Copying Press.

3 Copying Press Stands. Typewriters.

I Typewriter Desks and Tables.

Recipes. General.

Terms and Phrases used in Library Work.

Quotations for Inscription on Library Buildings.

Stock Book — Accessions Re- cords.

Withdrawal Book and Supple- ment to Stock or Acces- sions Book.

Stocktaking Methods.

Special Departments — News- room -Methods. Periodicals — Methods of Dis- play, Filing, etc.

1 Newspaper and Periodical

Files.

2 Clips

3 Newspaper Leaning Bar.

4 Name Plates.

5 Time Notices.

6 Magazine Lists (Adjustable). Periodicals, (Mtiht>ds of

Checking). Indicator. Obliteration of Racing News. Reading Room Rules and Regulations. Methods. For the Blind. Directories and Time Tables. Ladies' Room.

Reference Department, Rules and Regulations. Methods.

Information Desk and Assis- tance to Readers.

Special Departments.

E 82

Reference Department. Ac-

cess to Shelves.

E 82-1

College Libraries.

E 83

R(>lative functions. Co-ordi-

nation, etc.. of Refer-

ence and Lending De-

partments.

E 84

Lending Library Methods.

E 85

Charging Systems, General.

E 86

Special Ledger.

E 86-1

Slip System.

E 86-2

Dummy System.

E 87

Indicators, General.

E 88

Special Makes.

E 89

Barrett.

E 8g-i

Second.

E 90

Bonner.

E91

Chivers.

E 92

Cotgreave.

E 93

Dent.

E 94

Duplex.

E 95

Dvall.

E 96

Elliott.

E 97

Graham.

E 98

Kennedy.

E99

Morgan.

E 100

Walker.

E loi

Wright- Stanlake.

E 102

Card Charging S\stem.

E 102-1

Trays and Racks.

E 102-2

Book Charging Cards.

E 102-3

Card Guides.

E 102-4

Pockets.

E 103

Indicator versus Card

Charging.

E 104

Open Access, Arguments

for and against.

E 105

( )pen Access, Partial

E 106

Special Lending Depart-

ment.

F 107

Loan Pei-iod — Rules and Re-

gulations.

E 108

Special Inter- Library Loans.

E T09

Travelling Libraries.

E no

Age Limit.

K III

Borrowers' Registration.

E iii-i

Blanks and Forms, General.

E 1 11-2

Borrowers' Numerical Regis-

ter

E 1 1 1-3

Borrowers" Application

Forms.

K J 1 1-4

Borrowers' Card.

!•: 112

Guarantors.

E 113

Tickets. Student.

E 114

Special Facilities.

E 115

Privilege Issue.

E 116

Interchange between Li-

braries in adjoining

areas.

E 117

CJverdues.

E 118

Fines and Penalties.

E 1 18- 1

For Lost and Damaged

Books.

E 119

Renewal of Books.

E 120

Reservation <if P^ooks.

KEY TO THE CLASSIFICATION

Infection, Contagious Diseases, Disinfection, Sterilization, Tuberculosis, etc. Juvenile Depaitment — Rules

and Regulations. Children's Libraries and Special Work with Child- ren. Reading Rooms. Library Associatii)ns and Leagues. Picture Work, Bulletin

Boards, etc. Travelling Collection of I^ictures.

Children's Libraries and Special

Work with Children.

E

128

Story Telling — Story Hour.

E

129

Anniversaries.

E

130

Relationship between Li- braries and Schools.

E

131

School Libraries.

E

131-

I Library Furniture.

E

132

Travelling School Libra ries.

E

Ui

Sunday School Libraries.

E

134

Reading of the Young.

E

135

Library Statistics.

E

ijb Reports.

Class F— Library Extension.

h

12

F

13

1-^

14

F F

14 15

F

16

V

•7

v

18

V

18

l-

18-

1"

18

F

F

19 20

!•'

21

F

22

F F

^3

24

1^ F

25 26

F F

27

28

F

29

Library Extension — Branch Li- brary methods.

Delivery Stations.

Village Libraries.

Travelling Libraries. Library of Pictures.

Home Delivery of Books. Libraries.

Subscription Departments in connection with Public Libraries.

Library Post — Efforts to secure reduced Postal Rates for Library Books.

Methods of Reaching the Public — I-"unctions of Libraries.

Library Advertising.

Relations between Public Libra- ries and Public Education.

Libraries in relation to Indus- trial Education.

Libraries as Social Centres and Relations between Libra- ries and Clubs. I Libraries as Holiday Bureaus.

Legislative and Municipal Refer- ence Work.

Library Co operation to provide Books for the Blind.

Museums, Art Galleries and Lectures in connection with Public Libraries, General.

Museums.

1 Act.

2 .Appliances.

3 Show Cases. Art Galleries.

JCxhibitions in Public Libraries,

(General. (Jn Special Subject.s. Library Exhihitiocis, Animal.

Architectural.

Art Loan.

Basket.

Bird.

Butterflies.

Bibliographical.

Bot)kmaking (Evoluti the Book).

E 30

F31 F 32 F 35 F 34

F41

F42

F 43

F 44

F 45

F 46

F 47

F

F

F

F

F

V

F

F

F

F

F

ni 1

48

49 5" 51 52 53 54 55 5(^ 57 58 F 59 F 60 F 61 F 62 F 63

F 64 F 65 1-^ 66

F 67

F 68 F 69 V 70

7' F 72

Library Exhibitions.

Bookmaking (Evolution of the Book), Printing. Book Illustration. Bookbinding. Book Plates. Book Cover Designs. Book Exhibitions, (ieneral. Special Collections, Art. Bird.

Children's. Christmas Gifts. Historical Works on -America, General. Special, California. Newark. New York. Music. Nature.

Reference Works. Costume, Prints. Educational Work. Fish. Forestry.

(ieographical and Geological. Indian Curios and Relics. Industrial. Irish.

Lantern Slide. Library Buildings (Designs). Needlework. Paintings. General. Paintings bv American Artists, in Oil.

in Water Colour, by Indian Artists, l-'xamples by Individual Artists, Rossetti. Tadema. Whistler, of Special Subje^ ts, .Ameri- can ICtchin.L;s. American Ke v< )lutionar_v

Pictures. Greek \'.i>es. Madonna. War Pictures. Picture Bulletins. Prints, Copley Prints.

i8

BIBLIOCRAFHV Ob

LIHR.

l/v'\" ECOyOMV

Library Exhibitions.

Portrait Exhibitions.

F 73

Japanese Prints.

F85

Franklin.

F 74

Mez;;()tints.

F 86

Hero.

F75

i'icproductiuns.

F 87

Schiller.

F76

Pearl Industry.

F 88

Washington.

F77

Periodicals.

F89

Poster.

F 78

Photography.

F 90

Potterv.

F 79

Photographs of Florence.

F91

Silk.

F 80

\'cnice.

F 92

Textile.

F 81

West Indian Scenes.

F 93

Valentine.

F 82

Plant Studies.

F94

Wild r-lowers.

F 83

Portrait — Burns I'xhibit.

F95

Wood Ivngraving.

F84

Cromwell.

F 96

Library Lectures.

Class G— Books.

(j I Book Selection. General Principles.

G 2 Book Buying.

(i 3 Co-operative.

G 4 Not Price System.

G 5 Discounts to Libraries.

G 6 Duty on Books for Public

Libraries.

G 8 Aides and Guides to Book

Selection.

G 9 Remainders .and Second-

hand Books.

G 10 I^xchange.

G 1 1 Library Ivditions.

G 12 Reprints.

G 13 Renting Collections of Books.

Ci 14 Donations.

G 15 Discarding, withdrawal of

worn-out, doubtful, and out-of-date Books — Gen- eral.

(i 16 Doubtful Books.

(i 17 Duplicates — Care and Dis-

posal.

G iS Central Clearing House

for Exchange.

G 19 Duplicates. Collections of

Popular Books.

f J 20 Replacements.

(i 21 Special Subjects — Fiction.

G 22 I^ooks for the Blind.

G 23 Foreign Books.

G 24 Juvenile.

G 25 Preparation of Books for the Public Cutting. Stamping, Labelling, etc.

G 26 Sizes.

(i 27 Collation.

G 28 Signatures.

(i 29 Title Pages.

G 30 Plates and Labels.

G 31 Book Stamps and other .Marks of Ownership.

G 32 Marks.

G T,', Hints on the care and preser\a- tion of Books.

G 34 Mutilation of l^ooks and News- paper?.

G 35 Insect pests. Bookworm?.

(i 36 Injuries from Dust, Heat, and

Light.

c.

37

Bt)ok Thefts.

G

3«

Storage.

G

39

Distribution.

G

40

Specialization of Libraries. Gen- eral.

G

4'

Special. Architecture and .Mlied Arts — Collections.

G

4^

Art.

G

4^-

Brown (John Carter).

G

43

Cervantes.

(i

44

Chinese.

G

4.T

De Quiocey.

Ci

46

Immigration.

C,

47

l-\)lk Lore.

(i

48

eiipsy.

(;

49

Goethe.

G

50

Government Documents.

(i

51

Historical, America.

G

52

British Colonial.

G

53

Industrial.

G

54

Jefferson.

G

55

Legal.

(;

5^

Local.

G

57

Manuscripts.

C

5S

Medical.

G

59

Maps.

G

60

Municipal.

G

61

Music — Value oi Music in Libraries.

G

62

Collections.

G

63

Oriental.

G

64

Pamphlets.

G

65

Pedagogical.

G

66

Periodicals.

G

67

Clearing House.

G

68

Photographic Collection.

G

6()

Philatelic.

G

70

Pictures and Prints.

G

70-

I Poetry. .American.

G

7'

Progrannne Literature.

G

7-'

Scrap Book.

G

73

Shakespeare.

G

74

S'andard Library.

G

75

Stephen (Leslie)"

G

76

Technical.

G

77

Thibetan.

G

7«

Trade Catalogues.

G

79

Travelling Collections of I'"oreign Books.

KEY TO Till-: (

LAS.slFlC Alios ly

Class H Classification.

H I

Classification — Hibliograph\-.

II

55 ^

lassification of Subjects. .Argu-

H 2

General

ments for.

H 3

Schemes, General.

H

5(^

Against.

H 4

Special, Adjustable.

H

57

Logical or Scientific. Argu-

H 4-1

Arts and Science, Conj;re=s

ments for.

Scheme.

H

5«

Against.

H S

Bacon.

H

59

Everyday Problems of Practical

H fa

Bonaz2i

Application.

H 7

British [Museum.

H 60

Relative Classification.

H 8

Brownbill.

H

61

For Special Libraries.

H 9

I^runet.

H

62

Subjects— Anthropology.

H lo

Modified.

H

62-1

Architecture.

H II

Brussels Scheme (Dewey

H

63

Biography.

Expanded).

H

64

Book Arts.

II ii-i

California University

H

64-1

Chemistry.

Scheme.

H

^^5

Children's Books.

H II-.

Cels.

H

fa6

Countries.

H 12

Clemens.

H

67

ICducation.

H 13

Coleridge.

H

68

Fairy Tales, etc.

H 14

Congress Library.

H

69

Fiction.

H 15

Cutter.

H

70

Folk Lore.

H i6

De\ve\-.

H

71

Forestry.

H 17

Modified.

H

72

Government Documents.

H iS

Dieserud.

H

73

Greek and Latin Classics.

H 19

Edmands.

H

74

History.

H 20

Edwards.

H

75

Illustrations.

H 21

Farley (Radcliffe College

H

76

Law.

Library).

H

77

Library lCcom)my and

H 22

Fletcher.

Bibliography.

H 23

Garnier.

H

78

Local Collections.

H 24

Gesner.

H

79

Mathematics.

H 25

Harris (W. T.)

H

80

Medicine.

H 26

(G. W.)

H

81

Music.

H 27

Hart wig.

H

82

Naval.

H 27-1

Harvard University

H

«3

Numismatics.

Scheme.

H

84

Philosophy and Religion.

H 28

Home.

H

85

Photographs and Paintings.

H 29

Jena Repertoriuin.

H

85-T

l'sycholog\-.

H 30

Earned.

H

86

Recreative Arts.

H 31

Lebas.

H

87

Science.

H 32

Manutius.

H

88

Shakespeareana.

H i5

Merlin.

H

89

Sociology.

H34

Naude.

H

90

Typograjphy.

H35

New York State.

H

91

Zoology.

H 36

Ogle

H

92 Classification. Loose or Close.

H37

Peabody Institute.

Arguments in favour of Loose.

H 38

Perkins' Rational.

H

93

Close.

H 39

Poole.

H

94

Fixed or IMovable -Fixed.

H 40

Quinn-Brown

H

95

Movable.

H 41

Richardson

H

96

Subordinate Arrangement.

H 42

Rowell (University of Cali-

General Principles.

fornia.)

II

97

.Accession.

H 43

Royal Institution.

H

98

Author.

II 44

Savigny.

H

1)9

Chronological.

H 45

Schrettinger.

H

100

Si/e.

H 46

Schwartz.

H

lOI

Other.

II 47

Shurtleff.

H

102

Shelf Arrangement. Notation,

II 4S

Sion College.

etc.

H 40

Smith.

H

ii'3

Shelf Guides.

H 50

Sonnenschein.

H

104

Lists.

H 51

Subject Classification.

11

'<J5

Labels.

H 52

Wilcox (Peoria Library)

H

lofa

Label Holders.

H 53

Winsor.

H

107

Class Marking and Letter-

H 54

Classification. Universal Scheme.

ing.

Arguments in favour of adopt-

H

108

Colom- I,abel.s.

ing a Standard Scheme.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBKARY ECOXOMY

Class I— Cataloguing.

I I Cataloguing, Genera 1.

I 33

Class Lists.

I 2

Rules, General.

I 34

Magazines and Bulletins.

I 3

Special, Alphabetical Arrange-

I 35

Reading Lists.

ment.

I 36

Children's Catalogues.

I 3-1

of German Vowels.

I 37

Aimotation. General.

I 3-2

Transliteration.

I 38

Appraisal or Description ?

I 4

Author Entry.

I 39

Special, FicticMi.

I 4-1

English Noblemen.

I 40

Historical Works.

I 4-2

Names of Cities.

I 41

Juvenile Books.

I 4-3

Names of Artists.

I 42

.\rrangement.

I 5

Corporate Entr\ .

I 4'.

Aides and (iuides.

I 6

Title Entry.

I 44

Lil)rary Handwriting.

I 7

Subject Headings.

I 45

I'reparation of matter for Printer.

I 8

Capitalization.

I 40

Catalogue Printing.

I y

-Anonymous and Pseudony-

1 47

Library Printing Department.

mous Works.

I 4'^

Card Catalogue. General.

I lO

Classified Catalogues.

I 49

Rules.

I 11

Children's.

I 50

Aids.

I 12

Annotation.

I 51

Arguments against.

I 13

Abbreviations and Contrac-

I 52

Distribution from Central

tions.

Bureau.

I 14

For Special Subjects-Art

1 53

Cabinets.

Collections.

I 54

Drawers.

I 15

Government Documents.

I 55

Guides, Blocks, etc.

I i6

Incunabula.

I 5f'

Cards.

I 17

Local Collections.

I 57

Universal Catalogue.

I i8

Manuscripts.

I 58

Co-operative Cataloguing.

I 19

Maps.

I 59

Catalogues — Description of

I 20

Music.

Si)ecial Examples. General.

I 21

Pamphlets.

I 60

Sj^ecial.

I 22

Periodicals.

I 61

Travelling Catalogues.

I 23

Periodical Literature and

I 62

Printed Catalogues.

Transactions of Learned

I 63

Manuscript versus Printed Cata-

Societies.

logues.

I 24

Portraits and Photographs.

I 64

Printed Catalogue versus Card

I 25

Printing.

Catalogue.

I 26

Prints.

I f\5

Sheaf Catalogue.

I 27

Reports.

I 6()

Mechanical Methods of Display.

r 28

Scientific Literature.

I 67

Continuous or Panoramic form

I 2CJ

Trade Catalogues.

of Display.

I 30

Dictionary versus Classified

I 68

Scrap Book Method.

Form.

I 69

Accessions Frames.

I 31

Catalogue.

1 70

Catalogue Indicator.

I 32

Classified Catalogue.

Class J

Indexing.

J I Indexing Thcuiv.

J 7

I'iling Svsteins, Metal l-"iiing

J 2

Rules.

Cabiiiets.

J 3

.Aids and Guides.

J ^

Pigeon Hole Cabinets.

J 4

Mechanical Methods of Filing.

J 9

Correspondence Files.

J 5

Pamphlet I'lling I^oxes.

J 10

Numeric.

J (>

I'iling Systems, Wrtical.

Class K B

ookbinding.

K I

Bookbinding, Hibiiographv.

K 12

Bookbinding. Prepaiatioii 0! ixioks

K 2

Histor> .

for Binder.

K .5

Historical ICxamples.

K 13

Material, General.

K 4

General.

K 14

Special, Clotii.

K 5

Specifications.

K 15

Leather.

K f.

For Special Classes.

K If)

Deterioration.

K 7

Bookbinders, America. United

K 17

Sewing and Stitching.

States.

K 18

Lettering and Class Marking of

K 8

I'.ngland, London.

K 19

Library Binderw [Books.

K y

t'ambridge. •

K 19-

I Bookbinding Outfits.

K 10

Oxford.

K 20

Repairs.

K II

York.

K 21

Periodical Covers.

KEY TO TlIK CLASSIFICATION

Class L Bibliography.

1-

I

Hiblioi,'raphy— Societies, Aiacrica,

United States.

L

2

Institutes and Bureaus

^

Periodicals.

4

Canada.

5

England.

6

Periodicals.

J

Spenser Society.

s

Belgium.

9

Switzerland.

lO

Conferences, luigland.

1 1

Belgium.

12

International.

13

Bibliographical Exhibit.

14

Training Course. <

General.

1(1

Rules for Compilation.

17

History and Theorw

iS

National.

K^)

International.

20

Practical.

21

of Bibliographies.

22

Bibliographical Aids. -

2 J

Subject. General.

^4

Special, Select.

^5

Anonyms and Pseudonyms.

26

Broadsides.

27

Palaeography. General.

28

Manuscripts.

29

Special.

3<J

Facsimile Reproduction.

31

Missals.

3-'

Incunabula and Block Books.

33

Bibliography, Book Sales. Prices, Auctions and Fairs.

34

Collecting and Rarities, General.

35

Bibliographers. General.

3^^

Special, Bagford. John.

37

Blades, William.

3'^

Bxn-x, Richard de.

3«-

1 Christie, Richard C.

39

Dawson. John.

39-

I Dobre, Thomas.

40

Johnson. Samuel.

40-

I Locker-Lampson, 1-redk.

41

Morgan, Augustus de.

4^

Morris, WiHiam.

43

Nodier, Charles.

44

Parker, Archbishop.

45

Peignot. Stej)hen Gabriel.

46

Rawlinson, Thomas.

47

Smith. Richard.

4«

Stevens. Henr\-.

48-

I Thomason, (leor.i^i .

48.

2 Vallinger, Stephin.

49

Wank^-, Hunifrix .

5"

Watt. "Robert.

51

Bibliography of Individual

Authors. Bacon, Francis.

51-

I Bayley. Walter.

5^

Bradshaw. Henry.

53

Cervantes, Saavedra. M. de.

L

54

Chaucer, Geoffrey.

L

54-

I Cornaro, Luigi.

L

54-

2 Dafvdd ab Gwilym.

I

ndividual .•\utliois.

1- 55

ICvelyn, John.

I- 55-1

Goldsmith, Oliver.

L 5O

Holmes. Oliver Wendell.

L 57

JevDHS, W. Stanley.

L 58

Marcus Aurelius Antonius.

L 5«-i

Meredith, George.

L 59

Milton. John.

L 60

More, Sir Thomas.

L 61

O'Donovan. John.

L 61-1

Petronius.

L 62

Reisch.

L 62-1

Ruskin John.

L 63

Shakespeare, William.

L 63-1

Shakespeare- Baconian Theory.

L 63-2

Sidney, Sir Philip.

L64

Smart, Christopher.

L 64-1

Walton, I;:aac.

L 65 Trade Bibliograph\ .

L 66 Books for Reference Libraries.

L 67 Books for Branch Libraries.

L 68

Village Libraries.

L 69

Tra\elling Libraries.

L 70

College Libraries.

L 71

Science, General.

L 72

Special, Natural History.

L 73

Zoology.

L 74

Botany.

L 75

Physics.

L 76

Mathematics.

L 77

Useful Artsand Applied Science

General.

L 78

Special, Patent Specifications

L 79

Agriculture.

L 80

Gardening.

L 81

House Decoration.

L 82

FJcctricitv.

L 83

:\Iilitary Arts.

; L 84

Metallurgy.

: L 85

Railway Engineering.

L 86

Printing.

L 87

Bookbinding.

L 88

Textiles.

L 89

Medical Science.

L 90

Botany.

L 91

Domestic Economy.

L 92

Fine and Recreative Arts.

General.

: L 93

Special, Photograph\ .

! L 94

Writing

L 95

Shorthand.

' L 96

Music.

L 97

Sports and Pastime-.

L 98

Social Science, (k-neral.

L 99

Special, Manner-^ and Cus

toms. Faster.

L 100

Christmas.

L 10:

Hallowe'en.

L 102

Th<mksgi\ 1

L 103

Women.

L 104

Child Study.

L 105

Naturalizatioi'.

L 106

Immigration.

L 106-

I Colonization.

L 106-

2 Capital I'unishment.

L 107

Political Economy. ( ieueral.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECOXOMY

Bibliography, Political Economy,

Bibliography, History and Geog-

Special.

raphy, U.S.

L

1 08

Labour gucstions.

L

164

Maps and Charts.

L

log

Employers' Liability.

L

i(J5

.America by States. California.

L

110

Free Trade, Protection,

L

166

Connecticut.

and Tariff.

L

167

Indiana.

L

III

Reciprocity.

L

168

Iowa.

L

112

(Government and Politics,

L

169

Louisiana.

General.

L

170

Maine.

L

"3

Special, Constitutional His-

L

171

Minnesota.

tory.

L

172

Missouri.

L

114

Cabinets.

L

173

New F.ngland.

L

"5

Elections.

L

'74

New York, Colonial History.

L

116

Suffrage.

L

175

(ieneral.

L

117

Budgets.

L

176

(governors' Messages.

L

118

Taxation.

L

'77

Marriage Licences.

L

119

State Ownershii).

L

177-1

Ohio.

L

120

Subsidies.

L

17S

\\ ashington.

L

121

Impeachment, Corrupt

L

179

America, North, General.

Practices.

L

180

Special, Canada.

L

122

Local Administration,

L

181

Central Nicaragua.

Municipal Affains.

L

1S2

West Indies.

L

123

Law.

L

183

Cuba.

L

124

International.

L

184

Porto Rico.

L

125

Consuls.

L

185

England, (leneral.

L

126

Arbitration.

L

186

Special, Middlesex.

L

127

Commerce and Trade.

L

187

Monmouthshire.

L

128

Guilds.

L

188

Somersetshire.

L

129

Trusts.

L

i8y

Scotland.

L

130

Finance, Banking.

L

190

Ireland.

L

131

Insurance.

L

lyi

France.

L

132

Pensions.

L

192

Italy, General.

L

^55

Social Science, l-^ducation.

L

193

Special, Florence.

L

134

Philosophy and KeliKion,

L

194

Venice.

General.

L

195

Netherlands.

L

135

Psychology.

L

196

Russia.

L

136

Ethics.

L

197

Spain.

L

137

Theology.

L

198

A.sia, (General.

L

138

Bible.

L

199

Special, India.

L

i3y

Deyotional Books.

L

200

China.

L

140

Roman Catholic.

F

201

Japan.

L

141

Monastic Chronicles.

L

202

Turkey.

L

142

Occultism and Theosophy.

L

203

Polynesia, Samoa.

L

143

Witchcraft.

L

204

Hawaii.

L

"44

History and Cieograi)hy,

L

203

^lalaysia, Philippine Islands.

General

L

206

Biograph\ , (ieneral.

L

•45

Special, Local and County.

L

207

Special, Musicians.

L

146

Maps and Charts.

L

208

Individual, Cromwell.

L

147

America, General.

L

209

I'iction.

L

'47-

[ Government Documents.

L

210

Children's Books, General.

L

148

Special Periods — Pre-

L

211

Special, Natural Histor\.

Columbian Discovery.

L

212

Useful Arts.

L

149

Colonial History.

L

213

Biography.

L

150

Revolution.

L

214

I'airy Tales.

L

151

Civil War.

L

215

Bo\s' Books.

L

152

Political Representation.

L

216

Girls'.

L

153

Senate.

L

217

Language.

L

154

Senators.

L

21S

Recitations.

J-

155

(iovernors" Messages.

L

219

Literature.

L

156

Statesmen — l-"rankliu.

L

220

Library Science. %

L

157

Lincoln.

L

221

Poetry, General.

L

158

Monroe.

L

222

Special, Canadian.

L

159

Washington.

L

^^S

I'^iglish.

L

160

Germans in United States.

L

Z24

Drama, I^nglish.

L

161

Paul Jones :\ISS.

L

223

Irish.

L

162

U.S. (iovermnent Docu-

L

226

Periodicals.

ments.

L

227

Newspapers.

L

.63

Naval History.

KEY TO THE CLASSIElCATIi).\

23

Class M-

Printing.

M I Printing, Hibli(>graph\-.

L

ivesof i'rintersand their Works.

M 2

Historw

M

55

Scotland, Glasgow.

M 2-1

Special.

M

56

Ireland, Dublin.

M i

Origin and Antecedents.

M

57

Bavaria, Augsburg.

M 4

National, America, General.

M

5«

Prussia, Cologne.

M S

Special.

M

59

Spain.

M (1

ICngland. General.

M

60

Individual, Andrewe.

M 7

Special, Presses, Cam-

M

61

Banks.

bridge.

M

62

Barbiere.

M 7-1

Essex.

M

63

Barker.

M S

King's Printer.

M

64

Baskerville.

M 9

Marprclate.

M

65

Bercula.

^[ 10

Oxford.

M

66

Berthelet.

M 11

Whittinghani.

M

67

Bulkle\-.

M 12

Wales, (ienenil.

M 68

Butler]

M 13

Special.

U

69

Byddell.

M 14

Scotland. General.

M

70

Bynneman.

M 15

Special, Aberdeen.

M

71

Caxtt)n.

M If)

Perth.

IM

72

Copland.

M 17

Ireland.

M

72-1

Day.

M 18

Special.

M

72-2

Denhain.

M ig

France. Cieneral.

M

73

Doesborgh.

M 20

Special, Paris.

M

74

D\er.

^[ 21

Lyons.

M

75

East

M -

Austria, General.

M

76

Faques.

yi 2;

Belgium, General.

M

77

Foulis.

M 24

Special. Bruges.

M

7«

Fust.

M 25

Bohemia. General.

M

79

Gaver.

M 25-1

Greece.

M

80

Gent.

M 26

Germany, General.

M

81

Gesner.

M 26-1

Cologne.

M

82

Gibson.

M 27

Holland. General.

M

«3

Godfra\-.

M 2S

Hungary, General.

U

83-1

Giolito, J. and G.

M 2c,

Italy. General.

M

84

Grafton.

M 30

Special.

M

«5

Griininger.

M 30-1

Venice.

M

86

Gutenberg.

M 31

Russia and Poland. General.

M

«7

Haghe.

M 32

Spain and Portugal. General.

M

88

Herford.

M iJ

S\vit/:erland, Cieneral.

M

88-1

Hohenwang.

M 33-1

Special, Basel.

M

89

Kele.

M 33-2

Friburg.

U

go

Lant.

-^I 34

Scandinavia. General.

M

91

:\IaNk>r.

M 35

China.

M

92

Middleton.

M 36

History of Special Presses,

M

93

Xotarv.

"Berthelets'.

M

94

Nycholson.

:\r 37

Edinburgh.

M

95

Plantin.

M 38

Elsevier.

M

96

Pocock.

M 39

King's Printer.

M

97

Pnii^ou.

M 40

Marprelate.

M

98

Rastcll.J.

M 41

Lutheran Press at Wit-

M

99

Rastell. W.

tenburg.

M

100

Ratdolt.

M 42

Morisonsof Perth.

M

101

Raynalde.

M 43

Oppenheim.

M

102

Reinhard.

M 44

Oxford.

M

103

Richardson.

M 45

Plantin.

M

104

Savignv.

M 46

I'irich's Press.

M

104- 1

Schoefier.

M 47

Wliittingham.

M

Short.

M 48

Private Presses.

M

I Ob

Skot.

M 4<)

Secret Presses.

iM

107

Treferis.

M 50

History of Special Classes, In-

M

108

Clrieh.

cunabula. Block Books.

M

109

Valdfoghel.

M 5.

Music.

M

no

N'erartl.

M 5^

Lives of Printers and their

M

II I

Wolfe.

Works. l-3ngland. General.

M

112

Wordi-.

-^r 53

Special Towns, Exeter.

M

113

Wver.

M 54

York.

M

114

Printers' .Marks.

M ii6 M 117

M 117-1

M 118

M iig M 120 M 121

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF

LIBRARY ECONOMY

l>p()>,'raph>- — Invention of

M 122

Proof Reading.

Mo\able Types.

M 123

Punctuation.

Hook Illustration.

M 124

Title Pages.

Practical — (ieneral. Physi-

M 125

Colophons.

cal features of Books.

M 126

Imprints.

Publishers" Hxhibitions of

M 127

Signatures.

Hooks.

M 128

Ornamental Letters,

Initials

Tvpefounding — Printing

Inscriptions, etc.

Type.

M I2q

Paper Making.

Machinery, Linot\ pe.

M MO

Preservative.

IMonotvpe. Ink.

M .31

Marks.

Class N— Publishing.

1 I'ublishing, (ieneral.

2 Publishers — Biographical

Notices.

3 Methods,

4 Censorship of the Press.

5 Bookselling.

Class O-

1 Copyright Legislation, Bibliogra-

phy.

2 General Articles.

3 In relation to Libraries.

4 Legislation — .America, United

States.

5 Rules for Registration in .-Xnieri-

ca. United States.

N 6 PKJoksellers — Biographical No- tices. I N 7 Stationers and the Stationers' Company. N 8 Newspaper Press Historv. I N () Paper Dut\-.

Copyright.

O 6 Copyright, Rules for Registration in America, North.

() 7 Legislation in England.

O 8 Rules for Registration in England.

C) 9 Legislation, Foreign.

0 10 International.

O 1 1 Colonial.

Index,

Abbot, Dr. Ezra, Librarian E 19-1

Abbreviations, catalogue I 13

Aberdeen, Canada, Librar}' Assn. A 177 Conference A 227

Aberdeen, Scotland, Libraries,

Public C 330

Universit)- C 331

Printing, history of M 15

Access to shelves in Lending Lib- raries E 104-106 Reference Libraries E 82 University and College Lib. E82-1 Accessions arrangement H g- book E 66 frames 1 69 indicators E 87-101 labels for books H 105 lists, adjustable I 69 methods G 25 records E 66 Accounts, Library E 6 Audit of E 7-2 Acquisition. See Book selection. Action for libel contained in books B 46 Acts, adoption of B 37 Additions, lists of : placard I 66 Adjustable Accessions Lists J 69 book holders I 65 catalogue frames I 69 classification scheme H 4 display bookcases D 29-3 indicator I 70 magazine list holder E 70-6 periodicals list E 70-6, I 69 sheaf catalogue I 65 sliding and suspended shelves D 29 Administration E 2-7 College Library C 136 small library E 3 Administrative work of staff E 29 Adoption of Library Acts B 37 Advertising the library F 11 Affiliated Societies of the A.L.A. A 16 .\ffiliation scheme of Library Assis- tants' Association and Lib- rarj' Association A 203 Africa, North, Libraries of C 392 South, Libraries of C 393-396 South, Library Conference A 233 Age Limit in Libraries E no Agenda, Committee E 12-1 Agreement blanks E 57 Agricultural T>ibraries in United

States C 149

bibliography L 79

Aids and guides to book selection G8

bibliographical L 22

cataloguing 1 43

to reading G 8

Alabama Libraries, general C 12

State C 13

Library Association A 23

Summer School A 136

Commission A 104

legislation B 3

Alaska. Libraries of C 161

Albany, New York, Library School

A 161 162

Aldrich, Charles, Librarian E 19-2

Alleghany, Pa, Public Library C loo

Alphabetical arrangement in cata- logues I 3 Alpine Club Library C 466 Althorp Library C313 Amalgamation of districts for lib- rary purposes E 49 A.L.A. See American Libary Asso- ciation. America, Civil War, bibliographv

of 'L151

Colonial history, bibliography of L 149 Cuba, bibliography of L 183

Germans in U.S., bibliography of L 160 Governors" messages, bibliography

of L155

Libraries of C 3-168

Nicaragua, bibliography of L 181

North, bibliography of L 179

Paul Jones, MSS., bibliography of

L i()i Political representation, biblio- graphy of L 152 Porto Rico, bibliography of L 184 Pre-Columbian discovery, biblio- graphy of " L 148 Revolution, bibliography of L 150 Senate, bibliography of L 153 Senators, bibliography of L 154 South, Libraries of C 163 Statesmen — Franklin, bibliographv

of Lis6

Lincoln, bibliography of L 157

Monroe, bibliography of L 158

Washington, bibliography of L 159 United States, General, biblio- graphy of L 147 Special L 148-178 Civil War, bibliography of L 151 Colonial history, bibliography

of Iv 14Q

Franklin (President), biblio- graphy of L 156 Germans, in U.S., bibliography

of L 160

Government documents, biblio- graphy of L 162 Governors' messages, biblio- graphy of L 15^ Libraries of C" 3-153 Lincoln (President), biblio- graphv of L 157 Maps aiid Charts, biblio- graphv of L 164 Monroe (President), bibliogra- phv of L 158 Naval history, bibliography of L 163 Political representation, biblio- graphy of I- 152 Senate, bibliography of L 153 Senators, bibliography of L 154 Washington (President*, biblio-

craphv of L 159

26

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY liCONOMY

American Association of I^w Lib- raries A 21 State Libraries A 19 catalogue, Annual I 60 cataloguing rules I 2 etchings, exhibiticni of V 06 history, collections of books on G 51 Librarj' Academy. See American

Library Institute. Library Ass(x;iation A 2-16 Affiliation A 16 Aims A 5 Catalogue 1 60 Cataloguing Rules I 2 ("barter A 4 (.'ommittees A 8 Conferences A 21S Presidential Addresses A2i() Constitution A 3 Council A 6 l'"xecutive Board A 7 Headquarters A 15 History of A 2 Officers A 1 1 Past officers A 12 Publishing Hoard A 8 Treasurer's reports A 10 Trustees' section A 9 American Library Conferences A 218-225 Library Institute A 17 Legislation general B 2 Special states B 3-31 state aid ]} 38 taxation B 40 American literature, exhibits F 40 National Association of State lib- rarians A 20 Kducation Association A 18 Paintings, exhibits of, F 59 Poetry, special collection of G70-1 Revolutionary picture exhibits F 67 State aid to libraries B 38 and Local Associations, general A 22 special A 23-73 Amherst Library catalogue I 60 classification H 16 summer school A 137 Amounts spent on books G 2 .\msterdam Library C 363 Analj'ticals in cataloguing I 2 Ancient libraries C 2 Anderson, J. P., Librarian E 19-3 Andrewe, Lawrence, Printer M 60 Anglo-American catalogue rules T 2 Animal exhibits F 22 Ann Arbor Library Club A 75 I'niversity Library ('71 Annixersaries E 129 Annotation I 37 Appraisal or description I 38 Rules, general I 12 Aanotation rules, special Fiction I 39 historical works I 40 juvenile works I 41 slip I 12 Anonymous literature, bibliography

of L 25 cataloguing rules I 9 Annual American catalogue 1 60 Antag(jnism between public and lib- rary assistants K 25 Anthropology, classification of H 62 Appliances and supplies D 24-39 Museum F 18-2

Appliances, shelf D 30 Application forms '''5") 1'- m-.?

Applied arts, bibliography of L 77

Appointment of assistants E 21

Librarian E 14

Appraisal of books I 38

Appraisal versus description E 38

Apprentice classes E 22

Appropriation, proportion of, for

books G 2

Arbitration, bibliography of L 126 Architecture, classification scheme

for collections of books on G 41

exhibits of F 33

Library D 1-14

Armagh Library C 340

Armour Institute Library Class A 139

Arrangement, alphabetical I 3

Art books, exhibits F 36

collections of books on G 42

Galleries F 19

Museums and Lectures V 17

Loan exhibits F 24

Museums connection with Public

Libraries F 17-18 Artists, catalogue rules for names of I 4-3 Arts, Society of, Universal catalogue I 57 Arts and Science Congress, Classi- fication scheme H4-1 Asia, general, bibliograph}' of L 198 Special^China, bibliography of L 200 India, bibliography of L 199 Japan, bibliography of L 201 Turkey, bibliography of L 202 Assistance to readers E81 Assistants, appointment of P3 2i apprentice classes E 22 candidates' expenses E 35 clubs, conferences, guilds E 24 duties E 28 education E 27 entrance examinations E 21 female E 37 garments E ^ji guilds E 24 health E 34 hours of work E31 professional examinations E 27 training E 27 qualifications E 26 relations with librarian E 23 readers E 25 salaries E 29 J time sheets E 30 | training E 28 \ vacations E 32 women E 37 Assisting readers E 81 Associations A i-ici, 178-21'; Astor Library catalogue I 60 Atlanta Carnegie Library training

class A 13S

Atlas shelves D 29-4

Atlases G 59

Auckland Library C 407

Auction fairs. Book L 33

sales L 33

Audit of accounts E 7-j

Augsburg, printers of M 57

Australasia, Library Association of A 216

Library Conference A 234

Australia, Libraries, general <- 397

South, Libraries ^'398 j

Western C 399 J

INDEX

Austria, Libraries of

printing in Author bibliographies

classification

entries in catalogue

indicator

marks for books

numbers

tables

tables, Cutter's Author and work marks Automatic book shelves

shelf steps

C 355-1 M22

L 51-64 Hq8 I 4 I 70 H98 H98 H98 Hq8

H98

D29

D30-4

Uacon, Francis, bibliographj' of L5i

classification scheme H 5

Baconian controversy LSj-i

Bagford, John, Book collector L 36

Bahamas, Libraries of C 167

Baltimore Public Library C 60

Bangkok Library C 387-1

Bankes, Richard, Printer M 61

Banking, bibliography of L 130

Barbiere, Jean, Printer M 62

Barker, C. and R., Printers M 63

Barrett, Franklin T., Librarian E ig-4 indicators E 89, 89-1

Basel, printing press at M33-1

Baskerville, John, Printer M 64

Basket exhibits F 25

Bath, Libraries of C 191

Bay Path Library Club A 76

Bayley, Walter, bibliography of

works by L 511

Beaufort, Margaret, Countess of Richmond and Derby, Book

Collector ' L 36-1 Beaver, Dam, Wis., Public Library C 128

Belfast Library (^341 Belgium, bibliographical conferences L 11

Bibliographical Society of L 8

Printing in M 23 Bellingham, Washington, Public

Library C 120

Bercula, Thomas, Printer M65

Berthelet, Thomas, Printer M 66

Printing Press M 36

Bequests and gifts to Libraries C 498

Bergen Library C 374

lierkshire. Libraries of C 262

Berlin Library C 354

Bermondsey Libraries C217

Bespeaking books E 120

Best books G 8

Betting news, obliteration of E 73

Bible, bibliography of the L 138

Bibliographers, General L35

Individual L 36-50

Bibliographical aids L 22

bureaus L 2

Conferences, Belgium Lii

England L 10

International L 12

exhibits F 28, L 13

Institutes L2

periodicals, America L3

England L6

publishers L21-1

societies, America, United States L i

Belgium L8

Canada L4

England L 5

Spenser Societ)' L 7

Bibliographical societies. S\

vitzerl

and

Terms

L (» E64

training classes

L 14

Bibliography, bibliographies, gene

ral

T , ,

book auctions

i< 22

L34

collecting

fairs

1^33

prices

1-33

rarities

\.M

sales

1/3 L67

Branch Library books

Classification of

H64

. H"

College Library books

L70

Facsimile reproduction

L29

General articles

I. IS

History

L17

of libraries

A 244,

L 220

International

L iq

National

LI8

Practical

L20

rules for compilation

LI6

subject general

I' -'3

agriculture

L79

America, North

L179

Pre-Columbian discovery

L 148

revolution

L 150

Canada

L180

Bibliography, United States,

general L 147

Special

L 148-178

Civil War

L151

Colonial history

L 149

Germans in U.S.

L 160

Government documents

L147

I, 162

Governors' messages

I> 155

Maps and charts

L164

Naval histor}'

L161

Political representation

Li52

Senate

L153

Senators

L154

States, special

California

Li6^

Connecticut

L160

Indiana

L167

Iowa

L168

Louisiana

Ll6q

Maine

L170

Minnesota

L171

New England

L172

New York

Li

74'7r

Ohio

L177

Washington

L178

Anonyms

L2<;

Arbitration

L126

Asia, general

L198

special, China

L 200

India

L i9f>

Japan

L 201

Turkey

L 202

Author

I

^^1-64

Banking

L.30

Bible

L138

Bibliographers, general

1^35

individual

I

. 36-50

bibliographies

L21

biography, general

L206

special, Cromwell

L2o,S

juvenile

L2.3

musicians

L207

Bibliography, Subject, Block books

\-r

Bookbinding

L87

Botany

L74

28 BiBLIOGKAPin OF

LIBRARY ECOXOMY

Bibliography, Boys' books

L215

Bibliograph}', Japan

L201

Branch Library books

L67

Jones, Paul, MSS.

L ibi

Broadsides

L26

Labour questions

L108

Budgets

L117

Language, English

L217

Cabinets

L114

Law

L123

California

L165

International

L 124

Canada

L180

Library science A

244, L 220

Capital punishment

L 106-2

Lincoln

L157

Cataloguing

Ii

Literature

L2iq

Catholic books

L140

Local administration

L122

Child study

L104

literature

L145

Children's books, general

L210

Louisiana

Ll6q

special, Biography

L213

Maine

LI70

Boys' books

L215

Malaj'sia-Philippine Islands

L 205

Fairy tales

L214

Manners and customs

Lqg-102

Girls' books

L216

Manuscripts

L 28-29

Natural history

L211

Maps and charts

L146

Useful arts

L212

Mathematics

L76

China

L 202

Medical botany

Lqo

Christmas

L 100

science

L89

Classification

H I

Metallurgy

L84

College Library books

L70

Middlesex"

L186

Colonization

L io6-r

Military arts

LS5

Commerce and trade

L127

Minnesota

L171

Connecticut

L166

Missouri

L172

Constitutional history

Li,3

Monastic chronicles

L147

Consuls

Li2S

Monroe

LmS

Corrupt practices

L 121

Municipal affairs

L122

County and Local literature

L145

Music

Lq6

Cromwell

L20S

Musicians

L207

Cuba

L183

Natural history I

.72, L21I

Devotional books

L 130

Naturalization

Lio;

Domestic economy

L91

Netherlands

L105

Drama, English

L224

New England

L173

Irish

L22S

Newspapers

L 22-

. Easter

Lqg

New York, Colonial history

L174

Education

L133

(Teneral literature

L 17s

Elections

Liis

Governor's messages

L 170

Electricity

LS2

Marriage licences

L 177

Employers' liability

L lOQ

Nicaragua

LiSi

England, ,c,'eneral

Li8;

Occultism

Li42

special, Middlesex

Li86

Pastimes

L97

Monmouth

L187

Patent specifications

L78

Somerset

L188

Pensions

L 132

English drama

L224

Periodicals

L226

language

L217

Philippine Islands

L20S

Ethics

L136

Philosophy

I;I34

Fairy tales

L214

Photography

L93

Fiction

L 2on

Physics

L7;

Fine arts, general

Lq2

Poetry, general

L 221

special

I- 93-97

special, Canadian

L222

Florence

L 193

English

L22^

France

L iql

Political economy

L I or

Franklin

Lise

special

L108-111

Free Trade

Liio

Polynesia, Hawaii

L 204

Gardening

L 80

Samoa

L203

Geography

L 144

Porto Rico

L184

Girls' books

L216

Pre-Columbian discovery

L 148

Government and politics

L112

Printing

L 86, M I

Hallowe'en

Lioi

Protection

L no

Hawaii

L 204

Pseudonyms

L25

History

L144

Psychology

h'P

House decoration

L81

Railway engineering

L85

Immigration

L106

Reciprocity

L III

Impeachment

L121

Recitations

L218

Incunabula

L32

Recreative arts

L92

India

L199

Religion

I^ 134

Indiana

L167

Revolution, American

Liso

Insurance

L131

Roman Catholic books

L140

Iowa

L168

Russia

L196

Irish drama

L225

Samoa

L203

Italy, general

Liq2

Scotland

L189

special, Florence

L 103

Shorthand

^95

Venice

L194

Social science, general

L98

L\DEX

Bibliography, Social science, special

I' 99- 1 33

Spain L 197

Sports L 97

State ownership L119 |

Subsidies L 120 >

Suffrage L116 |

Tariffs L no

Taxation L iiS

Technology L 77

Textiles L88

Thanksgiving L 102

Theology L 137

Theosophv L 142

Trade ' L 65

Trade guilds L 128

Travelling Library books L69

Trusts L 129

Turkey L 202

Useful arts L 77, L212

Venice L 194

Village Library books L 68

Washington, General L 178

State of L 159

West Indies L 182

Witchcraft L 143

Women L 103

Writing L 94

Zoology L 73

Bibliography, Theory L 17

Trade L 65

Universal L 19, I 58

Bibliotheque Nationale C 348

Catalogue 1 60

Billings, John S., Librarian E 19-5

Bills, checking of G 2

Binder, preparation of books for K 12

Binders, catalogue I 65

lettering K 18

mechanical J 4

temporary J 4

Binding, See Bookbinding.

Biography, bibliography of L 213

Children's bibliography of L 206

Classification of H 63

Bird books exhibition F 37

exhibits F 26

Birmingham and District Library

Association A 188

Libraries of C 192

Bishopsgate Institute catalogue I 60

Bi-State Library Conference A 222

Blacking-out betting news E 73

Blades, William, Book Collector L 37

Blanks and forms E S7j Eiii-i

Blind, books for the G 22, C 452

book selection for the G 22

co-operative work for the F i6

Libraries for the, general C 452

in England C 176

United States C 143

reading for the G 22, C 452

reading rooms for the E 76

work with the G 22

Block books, bibliography of L 32

printing of M 50

Blocks, card catalogue I 55

Blotz, Hugo, Librarian E 19-6

Board Meetings, bye-laws governing

E 10, E 12

of Directors E 8

Room tables E 12-2

Boards for picture bulletins E 126

Bodleian Library, Oxford C 250

Bodleian cataloguing rules I 2

Bohemia, Libraries in C 355-1

printing in M ^z,

Bcjlton, Libraries of C 193

Bonaparte Library ^483

Bonazzi classification scheme II h

Bond, Sir Edward A., Librarian E H)

Bonnage sheaf catalogue I 6^

Bonner indicator E c)o

Book annotation I 37-41

arts, classification of H (14

auctions L ->,},

Bookbinders, instructions to K 12

of Cambridge K i,

London K S

Oxford K 10

United States K 7

York K 11

Bookbinding K 1-21

bibliography of K i, L 87

buckram for K 14

class marking H iS

cloth K 14

committee's reports K 4

comparative cost K4-:;

equipments K 19

exhibits L 32, K 3

forgeries K 2

general K 4

historical examples K 3

history K 1

instruction slip K 12-1

leather K 1 5

deterioration K ib

lettering K 18

library binderies K'lg

material, general K 13-16

special, cloth K 14

leather K 15

pegamoid for K 14

peltine for K 14

periodical cases K 21

practical K 4

records K 12

reinforced K 6

repairs K 20

serial K 4

sewing and stitching K 17

special classes of K 6

specifications K 5

terms K 3

Book buying G 2

co-operative G 3

order form G 2-},

proposition book G 2-5

records and processes G2-1

routine book G 2-},

suggestion slip G 5

Book card charging trays and racks

E I02-I

guides E 102-3

cards E 102-2

carriers D 31

Book cases, adjustable display D 29-3

dwarf D29-1

revolving D 29-2

charging cards E 102-2

system E 102

cleaning frame G36-1

G 10

clearing houses collation collecting collectors

G27 L34

L 35-50

io

BIBLIOGRAPIIV Of LIBRARY KCUSOMY

Book covers, temporary G 33

cover design exhibitions F 34

cutting G 25-1 damages, borrowers' penalties E 118-1

dealers G 1-2

discarding G 15

disinfection E 121

distribution G 39

exhibitions, general F 35 special F 36-46, M 117-1

fairs L 3^

holders D ^3

illustration M 116

exhibitions F 31

indexes J 1

indexing J i

indicators E 87-101 injuries from damp, heat, and

light G 36

insects G 35

issues, charging E 84-103

indicators E 87-101

statistics E 135

Book-keeping, Library E 7

Book labelling G25

labels G 30

lettering and numbering K 18

lists. See Cataloguing.

loans E 107

making e.xhibitions F 29

marks G 32

mutilation G 34

ordering G 2

plate exhibitions F 33

plates G 30

pockets E 102-4

postage F 9

preparation for public use G 25

preservation G 33

prices G 4-5

bibliography L 33

production F 29

rarities L 34

renewals E 119

replacements G 20

reservation E 120

rests and holders D 33

sales L 33

satchels &33

selection G 1-24

aids and guides G 8

for the blind G 22

fiction G21

foreign books G 23

juvenile books G 24

Booksellers, bibliographical notices of N 6

foreign G23-i

general G2-1

library G 1-2

remainder G9-1

secondhand Gq-i

Bookselling N 5

Hook shelves D 26-29

showcases D 32

signatures G 28

sizes G 26

slips E86-1

stamping G 25, 31

stands D 33

storage G 38

supports D30-1

tags. See Labels.

tariff G 6

thefts G 37

Book title-pages G 29

trucks D 31

worms G 35

Books, accession labels for H 107

bespoken E 120

children's L 210-216

classification labels for H 107-1

doubtful G 16

duplicate, care and disposal of G 17

for librarians A 245-246

home delivery of F 6

how to open G 3

in foreign languages G 23

travelling collections G 79

instructions in the use of C 504

libel contained in B 46

out of print G 12

overdue E 117

register for E 117

physical features M 117

preparing for binder K 12

public G 25

printed at sea M 2-1

purchase of G 1-3

reference L 66

renting collections of G 13

reserving E 120

secondhand G 9

special collections of G 40-79

titles of. See Title pages.

use of C 504

Borders to title pages L 124

Borrajo, Edward M., Librarian E 19-S

Borrowers application forms E 113-1

cards E 113-4

guarantors E 112

index to E ni-2

interchange between libraries E 116

numerical register E 11 1-2

privilege issues E 115

registration of Em

Borrowing powers under Acts B 41

rights E 111-116

Boston, Mass., Public Library C61

private libraries C 478

Bostwick, Dr. Arthur E., Ltdrariati E 19-9

Botany, bibliography of L 74

medical, bibliography of L 90

Bournemouth Library C 193-1, C 280

Box, pamphlet - J 5

Boxes for filing J 5

Boys' books, bibliography of L215

Brackets, newspaper E 70-2

shelf D30-1

Bradbury, A. G., Librarian E 19-10

Bradford, Libraries of C 194-195

Bradshaw, Henry, Librarian E 19-11

bibliography of L 52

Braille. See Blind, books for the.

Branch library books L 67

methods F i

planning D 13

Brentford Library C 196

Brett, William IL, Librarian E 19-12

Brighton Library C 197

Bristol and Western District Branch

Library Association A 1S9

libraries, ancient C 200

general C 198

medical C 199

British Colonies, collections of

books on G 52

library legislation in B 36

Empire, libraries of C 347

INDEX

British Museum C 172

catalogue 1 60

manuscript 1 68

rules 1 2

classification scheme H 7

sliding bookcases D 2C)

broadsides, bibliography of L 26

Brookline, Mass., Public Library (63 Brooklyn, New York, library legis- lation private libraries public libraries Brown, James D., Classification schemes. See Adjustable and .Subject Classification schemes. Sheaf catalogue I 65

Brown, John Carter, special collection

G 42-1 Brown University Library C

Brownbill's classification scheme Browne, Miss Nina E., Librarian E Browne charging system Bruges, printing in Brunefs classification scheme

modified Brussels Institute of Bibliography Buckram for binding Budgets, bibliography of Buffalo, New York, Library Club

Public Library Building specifications Buildings. See Architecture and

Planning. Bulklev, Stephen, Printer M 67

Bullen', George, C.B., LL.D.,

Librarian E 19-14

Bulletin boards E 126

Bulletin of the American Library

Association A 237

Bulletins, catalogue I 34

picture E 126

Bureaus, card catalogue I 52

for Duplicates. See Clearing House. Burlington, Iowa, Public Library C 47

B22

(" 470 C88

36-1

H8

'9-13

M24

H9 Hio

L8 K,4

L117

A 77 C89

D3

Burniah, libraries of

C387

Burnham, John M., Librarian

E 19-15

Burns, portrait exhibitions

F83

Bury Library

C201

Richard de, Book collector

L38

Business man and the library

F13

side of the library

E6, 7

Butler, John, Printer

M67

Butterfly e.xhibitions

F27

Buying books

G1.3

Byddell, John, Printer

M68

Bye-laws, library

E4.S

for library committees

E 10-12

Bynneman, Henry, Printer

M70

<"abinets and cupboards

D34-5

bibliography of

L114

card catalogue

I 53

filing

J6

pigeon hole

J 10

stationery

E57-I

telephone index

D44-1

vertical filing

J6

Calcutta, Government Library

C385

California, bibliography of

L16

libraries, general

C14

law

C16

state

C7. 15

California Library Assnciatinn, con- stitution A 2^ history A 24 meetings A 2(| members A 26 organisations A 28 publications A 27 commissions A 10^ legislation B 4 literature exhibitions E41 Southern, Library Associations A 30 summer school A 140 University classification .scheme H ii-t Cambridge libraries, general C 202 public ('20^

204

I'niversity Printing Press M - Cambridge, Mass., Harvard Univer- sity Library C 64 Cambridgeshire, libraries of C 263-266 Campbell, Duncan, catalogue of col- lection of manuscripts, etc L 21) Campbell, Francis B. F., Librarian

E 19-16

Canada, bibliographical societies of L 4

bibliography of L 180

Government Library Ci^4

Libraries, general C 155

special C 156-160

Library Associations of A 176-177

conferences A 226-277

Canadian poetry, bibliography of L 222

Candidate's expenses E 3:;

Canfield, James Hulme, Librarian E 19-17

Cape Cod Library Association A 78

Colony, libraries of C 39 5

Capital punishment, bibliography

of L 106-2

Capitalization 1 8

of German nouns I 8

Carbon lamps D 21-1

Card, accession record E 66

book E 102-2

borrowers' E 111-4

Card catalogue I 48

arrangement 1 4c)

and indicator combined I 70

blocks I 55

bureau I 52

cabinets I 53

cards I 56

distribution I ^i

drawers I 54

guards I 55

guides 15=;

rules 1 4<i

trays I 54

versus printed catalogues I 64

Card charging cards F 102-2

systems K 102

versus indicator systems E 103

trays and racks E 102-1

Card index * T 4S. J

guides 15=;

signals I 55" >» J

issue trays E 102-1

newspaper delivery check E 71

pockets E 102-4

staff time E 30

stock record E 66

stores index 1^45-1

Cardiff Library C 328

Carey, Henry, Librarian E 19-18

Carnegie, Andrew, Library gifts C 498

32

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF

LIBRARY ECOXOMY

Cataloguing rules, A.L.A.

I 2

Anglo-American

I 2

Bodleian

British Museum

Dziatzko

L.A.U.K.

Linderfelt's Eclectic

New York State Library

Carolina, North, Libraries, Public C 20

Library Association A 31

Commission A 105

legislation B 5

South, Libraries, general C 22

public C 23

Library Association A 32

legislation B 5

University Library C 136-2

Carriers, book D 31

Case, Museum show F 18-3

pamphlet J 5

Cases. See Shelving.

Cash accounts E 7

Castors, Silent, for chairs D 35-2

Catalogue arrangement I 42

binders 1 65

cabinets 1 53

cards 1 56

distribution of I S^

printed 1 5^

sale of I 52

trays for I 54

copy for printer I 45

drawers 1 54

frames 1 69

printers 145-'

printing 1 4^

in Libraries I 47

machinery I 45-2, M119-120

Catalogues, general

bulletins and magazines I 34

card 1 48

arguments against I 5'

versus printed I 64

children's 1 3^

classified 1 3^

versus dictionary I 3°

class lists I 33

dictionary 1 3^

display methods I 66-70

examples 1 59-6o

handwriting for I 44

indicator I 7°

manuscript versus printed I 63

page 1 68

panoramic 1 07

placard 1 69-70

printed 1 62

versus card I 64

manuscript 1 63

reading lists I 35

scrap book I 68

sheaf 1 65

trade G 78

travelling card I 61

universal I 57

Cataloguing, general I i

accession frames I 69

aids and guides 1 43

and indexing, co-operation in I 58

annotation, general . 1 37

special, appraisal or description I 38

fiction 1 39

historical literature I 4°

juvenile literature I 41

arrangement 1 42

bibliography of I i

bulletins 1 34

card, general I 48

rules 1 49

central bureaus I 52

co-operative I 58

Cataloguing rules, general I 2-29

Cataloguing rules for special subjects :

abbreviations I 13

alphabetical arrangement I 3

annotation I 12

anonyms 1 9

art collections I 14

artists' names I 4-3

author entry I 4

capitalization 1 8

of German nouns I 3

card 1 49

children's catalogues I 11

cities, names of I 42

classified catalogues I 10

contractions I 13

corporate entry I 5

Government documents I 15

incunabula I 16

learned societies' transactions I 23

local collections I 17

manuscripts I 18

maps I 19

music 1 20

noblemen 1 4-1

pamphlets I 21

periodical literature I 22

photographs and portraits I 24

printing 1 25

prints 1 26

pseudonyms 1 9

punctuation M 123

reports 1 27

scientific literature I 28

subject headings I 7

title entry I 6

trade catalogues I 29

transliteration 1 3-2

women's names I 4 Catholic literature, bibliography of L 140

Caxton, William, Printer M 71 Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Public Library

C48 Cels' classification scheme H 11-2 Censorship, press N 4 Central cataloguing bureaus I 52 Centralisation of library administra- tion E 4-5 Cervantes Saavedra, M. de, biblio- graphy of L 53 books on G 42 Ceylon, Libraries of C 386 Chained libraries C 446 English C17S Chairs D 35 castors for D 35-2 for children's rooms D35-1 pads for D 35-3 Charging cards E 102-2 methods E 85 systems, accessories C102-1-3 borrowers' cards for E 113-4 card E 102 dummy method E 86-2 indicators, general E 87 special makes E88-roi ledger E 86

INDEX

33

Charging systems, slip method K 86-1

trays and racks E 102-1

Chatsworth Library C 484 Chaucer, Geoffrey, Bibliography of L 54 Chautauqua Summer Library School

A 141 ' Check cards, newspaper delivery E 71

sheets, periodical E 71

Checking bills E 7 ■

Chelsea Libraries C218 ,

Chemistry, Classification of H 64-1 ; Cheshire Libraries C 267-268

Chesshyre's Library C 485 i

Chetham's Library, Manchester C 236 Cheyenne, Wyoming, Public Library

C 134

Chicago Libraries, general C 35

historical C 38 ^

public C 36

University C 37 '

Library Club A 79 \

round table meetings A 80 i

Child and the library E 123 '

study, bibliography of L 104 } Children's books, bibliography, ■

general L210

special, biography L213 j

boys' books L 215 ;

fairy tales L 214 j

girls' books L 216 <

natural history L211

useful arts L 212

classification of H 65

exhibitions of F 38

selection of G 24

catalogues I 36

rules for I 11

librarians', training for E 38

libraries and the school E 130

library anniversaries E 129

associations E 125

bulletin boards E 126

chairs D 35-1

furniture D 25

management and policy E 123

picture work E 126 pictures, travelling collections

of E 127

planning D 10

reading tables D 37

rules and regulations E 122

story hour E 128

telling E 128

reading E 134

rooms ■ E 124

furniture for D 25

planning of D 10

school libraries E 131

travelling libraries E 132

story hour and story telling E 128

Chili, National Library of C 164

China, Libraries of C 389

printing in M 35

Chinese books, collections of G 44

Chivers' indicator E 91

Choice of books. See Book buying,

children's reading K 134

Christiania, Libraries of C 375 Christie, Richard C, Book Collector

L38-1

Christie Library, Manchester f 237

Christmas, bibliography of L 100

gift books, exhibitions of F 39

Chronoloeical arrangement II qq

( hurch libraries ^-439. 445 Circulating department E 84 pictures F 5 Cities, catalogue rules for names of I 4-2 Civil Service Examination for Libra- rians E21 Clarke, George T., Librarian E 19-19 Class lettering H 107 lists 1 33 marking H107, K18 Classics, classification of H 73 Classification and shelf arrangement

H 96-106

bibliography of Hi

in College Libraries H 2

in Public Libraries H 2

California University Scheme H ii-i

close H 93

difficulties of application H 59

fixed H 94

general principles H 2

logical or scientific H 57-58

loose H 92

labels for books H 108.

movable H 95

notation H 102

number labels H 107

relative H 60

Classification schemes, general H 3

special, Adjustable H 4

Arts and Science Congress H 4-1

Bacon H 5

Bonazzi H &

British Museum H 7

Brownbill H 8

Brunet H 9

modified H 10

Brussels H 11

California University H ii-i

Cels H 11-2

Clemens H 12

Coleridge H 13

Congress Library H 14

Cutter H 15

Dewey H 16

modified H 17

Dieserud H 18

Edmands H 19

Edwards H 20

Farley H 21

Fletcher H 22

Gamier ' H 23

Gesner H 24

Harris (G. W.) H 26

Harris (W. T.) H 25

Hartwig H 27

Harvard University H 27-1

Home H 28

Jena Repertorium H 29

Earned H 30

Lebas H 31

Manutius H 3^

Naude H 34

New York State H 35

Ogle H 36

Peabody Institute H 37

Perkins H 3^

Poole H 30

Quinn-Brown H 40

Richardson H 41

Rowel 1 H 42

Royal Institution H 43

Savigny H 44

Schrettinger H 4:;

34

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF

LIBRARY ECONOMY

Clippings

.^^'

Clips, newspaper

L70-2

periodical

E70-2

Clocks for Libraries

1^43

Close classification

H93

Clothbindings

K4, 6

Cloth for book covers

K14

Club and Society Libraries

c 465-475

Libraries in England

C 190

rooms

E50

Clubs and Libraries

FI4

Classification schemes, special, Schwartz

H46

Shurtleff H 47

Sion College H 48

Smith H 49

Sonnenschein H 50

Subject H 51

Willcox H 52

Winsor H 53 ■Classification schemes for special

Libraries H 61

scientific H 58

shelf labels H 105

subject, arguments against H 56

for H 55

special, anthropolog)^ H 62

architecture H 62-1

bibliography H 77

biography H 63

book arts H 64

chemistry H 64-1

children's books H 65

classics H 73

countries H 66

education H 67

fairy tales H 68

fiction H 69

folk lore H 70

forestry H 71

Government documents H 72

Greek classics H 73

history H 74

illustrations H 75

Latin classics H 73

law H 76

library economy H 77

local collections H 78

mathematics H 79

medicine - H 80

music H 81

naval literature H 82

numismatics H 83

paintings H 85

philosophy H 84

photographs H 85

psychology H 85-1

recreative arts H 86

religion H 84

science H 87

Shakespeareana H 88

sociology H 89

typography H 90

zoology H 91

subordinate arrangement, general H 96

special, accession H 97

author H 98

chronological H 99

size H 100

universal scheme H 54

•Classified catalogue I 32

rules I 10

versus dictionary catalogue I 31

Classified record of Library H 104

Cleaning frame for books G36-1

Clearing House for books G 10

duplicates G 18

Government documents G 18

periodicals G 67

Clemens' classification scheme H 12

<"lerical Libraries in England C 177

Clerkenwell Library C218-1

Cleveland Public Library C97

league E 125

Library. See Library Associa- tions, Clubs. Coat rails and racks D 42

Codice, Egyptian L 28

Cogswell, Joseph G., Librarian E 19-20 Cole, George W., Librarian E ig-21

Coleraine Library C 342

Coleridge's classification scheme H 13 Collation of books G 27

Collections, local G 56

Special. See Specialisation of Libraries, Special collec- tions, and also under Sub- ject of collection. College and University Libraries, ; general C 41 1-438

special, England C 178

United States C 136

College Department Libraries. See Individual Colleges. Library, access to shelves E82-1

administration C 136

i books L 70

co-operation E 49

planning D 13

students. Library privileges to

E 113, 114 I Colleges and Libraries F 12

Cologne, Printers of M 26-1, M 58

Colonial booksellers

Institute Library C 231

Libraries C 347

Library legislation B 36-1

Colonization, bibliography of L 106-1

Colophons M 125

Colorado Library Association A 33

Commission A 106

Legislation B 6

State Normal School A 143

Coloured shelf labels H 108

Columbia College Library School A 144

District of. Library Association A 37

Library Club ' A 80-1

University Library C 136-4

Columbus (Ohio) Library Club A 80-2

Combination of Library districts E 40

Commercial and Industrial Libraries

C 459 Libraries in the United States C 144 Commemorative tablets E65

Commissions, Library A 102-134

Committee, delegation cf powers to E 9-1 Library E 9-10

bye laws for E 10

meetings, agenda E 12-1

minute book E 12-1

records E 12-1

Complaint slips for borrowers E 57

Concilium Bibliographicum cata- logue I 58 Condemnation of worn books G 15 Conferences, Bibliographical, Belgium

INDEX

35

Conferences, Bibliographical, England L lo

International L 12

Library, general A 217

special A 218-235

Congress Library C 3

card catalogue distribution I 52

classification scheme II 14

Connecticut, bibliography of L 166

Library Association A 34

Commission A 107

Legislation B 6-1

Public Libraries C 25-29

Consolidation and centralization E 4

Constantinople, Library of C 384

Constitutional history, bibliography

of L113

Consuls, bibliography of L 126

Consulting Librarian E 39

Consumption and Libraries E 121

Contagion E 121

Contractions, catalogue I 13

Convention of Librarians A 217-235

Conversation rooms in Libraries E 51

Conway's Library C 486

Co-operation of College Libraries E 49

of Library Commissions A 103 '

Co-operative book buying G 3 1

cataloguing I 58

work for the blind F 16 '

Copenhagen, Libraries of C 371

Copland, Robert, Printer M 72

Copley Prints, Exhibitions of F 72

Copy for printer I 45

Copying press E 61-2

stands E61-3

Copyright O i-ii

in relation to Libraries O 3

legislation, American O 4

bibliography of O i

Colonial On

English O 7

Foreign O 9 j

International 0 10

registration in America O 5

North America O 6

England O 8

Cork carpets, care of D 15

Library C 343

Cornell University Library C 136-5

Cornwall, Libraries of C 269-272

Corporate catalogue entry, rules for I 5 Correspondence files J 8

numeric J 9

Corrupt practices, bibliography of L121 Cost of Library buildings D 3

Costume exhibitions F 47

Cotgreave, Alfred, Librarian E 19-22

indicator E 92

Counters D 34

Countries, classification scheme for H 66 Country Libraries. See Travelling Libraries and Village Libraries. County Council control of rural

libraries F 3

extension E 4, F 1-16

travelling libraries E 4, F 4

Covers for books G 33

Cowell, Peter, Librarian E 19-23

Coxe, Rev. H. O., Librarian E 19-24

Crime and punishment, bibliography

of L 106-2

Cromwell, bibliography of L 208

oortrait exhibitions

F8d

Croydon Libraries C 205

Crunden, Frederick M., Librarian

E 19-25

Cuba, bibliography of L 183

Cupboards D 34-5

map D 34-6

Cutler, Louisa, Librarian E 19-26

Cutter, Charles Ammi, Librarian E 19-27

Cutter author marks H 98

classification scheme H 15

tables H 9I

Cutting up books G25-1

Cycle accommodation in Libraries E 55.

Dafydd ab Gwilym, bibliography of

L54-a

Daily statistics E 135

Dakota, North Librar}' Association A 35

Commission A 108

South Library Association A 36

Damages to books, borrowers' penalties

Eii8-i

Date guides for card system E 102-3

Daters, rubber stamp 631-2

Davenport, Iowa, Public Library C 49

Darwen Library C 206

Davis, Thomas, Library worker E 13

Dawson, John, Bibliogra-pher L 39

Day, John, Printer M 72-1

Debating rooms in Libraries E 51

Decay of leather bindings K 16

Decimal author tables H 98

Decoration of Library buildings D 3-1

Delaware Libraries C 30, C 135

Library Commission B 6-2

Delegation of powers E 9-1

Delisle, Leopold, Librarian E 19-28

Delivery desk D 34

of books F 6

stations F 2

Denhani, Henry, Printer M 72-2

Denmark, Libraries of C 370-371

Library Association of A 213

Dennison's labels H 105

Dent, Robert, Librarian E 19-29

indicator E 93

Denver Library Commission A no

Deposit collections of books G45

stations F 2

Depository Libraries E 4

De Quincey, Thomas, Book Collector

L39-1 Derbj', Countess of. See Beaufort,

Margaret.

Derbyshire, Libraries of C 273

Desk racks D 34-3

supplies t)34-4

trays D 34-3

Desks D 34

flat top D 34-1

reading D 36-1

roll top D 34-2

typewriter E62-i

Des Moines Library Club A 81

Deterioration of leather K 16

Devonshire, Libraries of C 274-277

Devotional books, bibliography of L 139

Dewey, Melvil, Librarian E 19-30

classification scheme H 16

modified H 17

Dibdin, Thomas F., Book Collector

L39-2 Dictionary catalogues I 3*

36 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF

LIBRARY F.CONOMY

Dictionary catalogues, rules for

I 2, I 31

Ecclesiastical Libraries of England

C179

versus classified

I .30

of United States

<-"i37

Dieserud's classification scheme

H 18

Eclectic card catalogue rules

I 40

Diploma of Library Association

E40

Economic Literature, Goldsmiths

Directories

E77

Library of

C180

methods of display

E77-1

. Edinburgh Libraries, general

C332

racks for

E77-1

University

C 333

Directors, Board of

E9

Printing Press

^137

bye laws

E 10, 12

Edmands' classification scheme

H19

Discarding books

Gm

Edmond, John P., Librarian

E 1 0-3:;

Discipline in the Library. See Rules

Education, bibliography of

L133

and regulations.

classification of

H67

Discounts on books

Gs

Industrial, and Libraries

Fi^

Disease, Public Libraries and

E121

Educational authorities and Libra-

Disinfection

E121

ries

F12

Disinfecting apparatus

E12,

influence of Public Libraries C 502, F 12

Disinfection of books

E 121

Libraries in United States

C 149-1

Distribution of books

G ^(1

value of Libraries

C 502

District of Columbia Library Asso-

reading

C503

ciation

A 37

work exhibitions

F48

Washington Public Library

C31

Edwards, Edward, Librarian

E 19-36

Dobree, Thomas, Book Collector

L 39-3

classification scheme

H20

Documents, Government

Gso

Egypt, Libraries of

C 392

Doesburgh, Jan Van, Printer

M73

Egyptian codices

L28

Domestic science, bibliography of L qi

Eldora, Iowa, Public Library

Cso

Donation book

G 14-1

Elections, bibliography of

Liis

Donations

G14

Electric lamps

D21-1

Doubtful books

G 15-16

lighting of Libraries

D21

Drama, English, bibliography of

L'224

check on consumption

D22

Irish, bibliography of

L225

metallic filament lamps

D21-1

Drawers, card catalogue

I 54

Electricity, bibliography of

L82

Drexel Institute Library Class

A 145

Elmendorf, H. L., Librarian

E 19-37

Dublin Library

C344

Elwood, Indiana, Library

C135

Printers of

M56

Embossing book stamps

G31-1

Dudgeon, Matthew S., Librarian

E 19-31

Employers' liability, bibliography

of

Dummies, shelf

D 30-2

L 109

Dummy method of charging books E 86-2

Employment in Libraries, conditions

Duncan Campbell collection of manu-

of

E21

scripts

L29

Endowed Libraries

C464

Dundalk Library

C345

Endowments

C498

Duplex Indicator

E94

Enforcement of Library rules

E45

Duplicate borrowers' tickets

E113

England, Bibliographical Society

of L^

collections, renting of

G19

conferences

Lio

Duplicates, Care and disposal of

Gi?

bibliography of

Li8s

Central Clearing House for

G18

Libraries of

Ci7i

collections of popular books

G 19

Library Associations A

178-193

exchange of

Gio

Conferences A 228-229

Duplicating apparatus

E61.1

legislation

A 32

Durie, John, Librarian

E 19-32

for rural districts

A 33

Dust collecting machinery

D15-1

rates and rating

B41

in Libraries

Dis-i

Middlesex, bibliography of

L186

injuries to books from

G36

Monmouth, bibliography of

L187

layer

Dzs-i

National Library

C172

Dusting books

G36-1

printers of

M52

" Dustolio"

D,5-i

Somersetshire, bibliography of

L188

Duties on imported books, legisl

a-

State aid to Libraries in

B30

tion respecting

O3

English drama, bibliography of

L224

Duty on books for Libraries

G6

noblemen, cataloguing rules for

I 4-1

paper and pamphlets

N9

poetry, bibliography of

L221

Dwarf book case

D29-I

Engravings in Libraries F 72-7

4. G 70

steps

D30-S

on wood, exhibitions of

F96

Dyall indicator

E95

Entertainments. See Library ex-

Dyer, Bertram, Librarian

E 19-33

hibits. Library lectures,

Dyer, Robert, Printer

M74

Story hour, pictures.

Dziatzko, Carl, Librarian

E 19-34

Essen, Prussia, Library

C 355

cataloguing rules

I2

Essex, Booksellers of

M 17-1

Libraries of

C278

printers of

M 17-1

liasels, map

D33-'

Etchings, American, exhibitions 0

f F66

reading

D36-1

Ethics, bibliography of

L136

Easter, bibliography of

L99

Europe, Libraries of

C169

East, Thomas, Printer

M75

Evaluation. See Annotation.

Eastbourne Library C 206-1

C31Q-1

Evanston, Illinois, University Library

INDEX

37

Everett, Washington, Public Library

('l2l

Examination, Library entrance E 21

professional E 27

Exchange of duplicates of State

documents G 18, G 10

Exchanges between Libraries G lo

Exchanging books - E 107

Exemption, rate B 44

Exeter, Libraries of C 207

printers of M 53

Exhibits at Library Conferences A 243

in Libraries, general F 20

special F 21-95

Ex Libris G 30

Expansive classification scheme H 15

Expenditure on books G 2

See also Finance. Expenses attending conferences E 36

candidates for staff appointments E 35 Extension methods. See Library ex- tension. Extra tickets E 113-115

Facsimile reproduction L 30 Factory Libraries in United States C 144 See also Libraries and industrial education.

Fairy tales, bibliography of L214

classification of H 68

Faques, Richard, Printer M 76

Faques, William, Printer M 76

Far East, Libraries of C 388

Farley's classification scheme H 21 Fastenings, magazine and periodical

E 70-2

Female assistants and Librarians E 37

Ferguson, Mrs. W. K., Librarian E 19-38

Fiction, annotation of I 39

author numbers H 98

bibliography of L 209

classification of H 69

indicators E 92, E 97

selection of G21

Files, correspondence J 8

newspaper E 70-1

Filing and indexing J 1

apparatus J 4

boxes J 2

mechanical methods of J 4

methods J i

pamphlet filing boxes J 5

system, vertical J 6

vertical files J 4

Finance E6

committee E 8, E 11

Financial records E 7

Finding lists I 3

Fine arts, bibliography of L92

slips E118

Fines and penalties E 118

receipts E 87, E 118

Finland, Libraries of C 368

Finsbury Public Library. See Clerken-

well Public Library.

Fire appliances D 46

insurance, protection, etc. D 46

Fish exhibition F4g

Fiske, Willard, Librarian E 19-39

Fittings, general D 24

shelf D30-D30-3

Fixed classification H 94

Fletcher's classification scheme H 22

Floor preparation D 15-1

Floors and floor covering F) 15

Florence, bibliography of L 193

Libraries of C 359

photographs of, exhibitions F 79

Florida Libraries, general C 32

special C 32

Library Association A 38

Florigene D 15-1

Folios. Sff Shelf arrangement.

Folk lore, classification of H 70

collections of books on G47

Forbes Library Summer School A 146

Foreign booksellers G23-1

books, travelling collections of G 79

languages, books in G 23

Library, Manchester C 238

periodicals G 66-3

Forestry, classification of H 71

Formalin E 121

Formation of Libraries Ei

Forms, borrower's application E 113-1

Foskett, Edward, Librarian E 19-40

Foulis, Brothers, Printers M 77

Fox River Valley I^ibrary Club A 82

Frames, map 1)33-1

France, bibliography of L 191

Libraries of C 348-352

Library Association of A 214

Conferences A 230

National Library of C 348

Franklin, bibliography of L 156

portrait exhibitions F85

Free access to shelves E 82, E 104-106

Free lectures F96

Free Libraries C 11 et seq.

Free trade, bibliography of Liio

French fiction G23, L217

Friburg, printing press at M 33-2

Functions of Libraries Fio

Furnishers, general D24

Furniture, general D 24

for children's rooms D 25

for reading rooms D25-1

inventory D 45

school Library E 131 -i

Fust, Johann, Printer M 78

Gardening, bibliography of L 80

Garnett, Richard, Librarian E 19-41

Garnier's classification scheme H2i

Gas lighting of Libraries D20

Gaver, James, Printer M 79

Gent, Thomas, Pz-ZH/i^r M So

Geographical exhibitions F51

works, bibliography of L 144

classification of H66

Geological exhibitions F51

Georgia Library Association A 39

Commission .\ 1 1 1

legislation B7

University Library C 33, C 136-6

German books G 23

nouns, rules for capitalization I 8

vowels, cataloguing rules for I 3-1

Germans in United States, bibliography

of L160

Germany, Libraries of C 353-355

library conferences A 231

school, Berlin .^ 214-1

M26

38

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Gesner classification scheme H 24

Gibson, Thomas, Pnnter M 82

Gifts and bequests C 498

Giolito. Joanne and Gahriel, Printeys M 83-1 Gipsy literature, collections of G 48

Girls' books, bibliography of L216

Gladstone Library C 487

Glasgow Libraries, general C 334

private C 335-1

University C 335-2

printers of M 55

University Library catalogue I 60

Glazing of Libraries D 3

Gloucestershire, Libraries of C 279-281

Glue E 59

Godfrey, Thomas. Printey M 83

Goethe, collections of books on G 49

Gold ink marking K 18

Goldsmith, Oliver, bibliography of L 55 Goldsmiths Library of economic lite- rature C 180 Gothenburg Library C 377 Governing Boards E 8 Government and politics, bibliography of

documents, bibliography of

binding of

cataloguing rules for

classification of

collections of

indexing

of U.S., bibliography of inspection of Libraries Grafton, Richard, Printer Graham indicator Grand Rapids Public Library Gravesend Library C 207-

Gray's Inn, London, Library Greece, Libraries of

L112

L147-1

K6

I 15

H72 G50

Ji L163 E39

M84

E97

C72

I, C281

C 230

c 356-357

printing in M 25-1

Greek classics, classification of H 73

vases, paintings of, exhibitions F 68

Green, Samuel S., Librarian E 19-41

Greenboro, South Carolina, Public

Library C 24

Greenwood, Thomas, Library Worker E 13 Groningen, Library of C 364

Griininger, Johann, Printer M 85

Guarantors for borrowers E 112

Guards, card catalogue I 55

Guides, book card E 102-3

card catalogue 1 55

index I 56, J 4

charging system E 102-3

shelf H 103

Guildhall Library, London C 227

Gutenberg, Johann, Printer M 8G

Gwilym, Dafydd ab, bibliography of L 54-2

Hagar, Miss Sarah C.. Librarian E 19-43 |

Haggerston, W. J., Librarian E 19-44 ;

Haghe, Inglebert, Printer M 87 I

Haigh Hall Library C 488 |

Halifax Library C 207-2, C 323-1 '

Hall, Thomas, private Library of C489 ,

Hallowe'en, bibliography of L loi |

Hammersmith Libraries C 219 j

Hampstead Libraries C 220 '

catalogue I Oo |

Handwriting, Library I 44

Harris, G. W., classification scheme :

of H26 I

Hartlepool, Connecticut, Public

Library C 25

Hartwig, Otto, Librarian E 19-45

classification scheme H 27

Harvard University Library C 64, C 136-7

catalogue 1 60

classification scheme H 27-1

Hat racks , D 42

Hayes, Rutherford P., Librarian E 19-46

Health of assistants E 34

Heat, injuries to books from G 36

Heating D 16

Hereford Libraries C 201

Herefordshire, Libraries of C 282

Herford, John, Printer M 88

Katherine, Printer M 88

Hero exhibitions F85 High School Libraries. Sec School

Libraries.

Hill, J. P., Librarian E 19-47

Hints to small Libraries E3

Historical collections G 51-52

Libraries C 447.448

of United States C 138

literature, collection of books on

America G51

British Colonies G 52

societies, Libraries of C 447, 448

works, annotation of I 40

exhibitions of F40

History, bibliography of L 144

classification of H 75 of Libraries. See Library history.

Hohenwang, Ludwig, Printer M88-I

Holders for books D 33

shelf labels H 106

Holiday bureaus in Libraries F 14-1

Holiday opening of Libraries E 48 Holidays of Librarians and assistants E 32

Holland, printing in M 27 Holmes, Oliver W., bibliography of L 56

Home delivery of books F 6

Libraries F 7

Homes, H. A., Librarian E 19-48 Honeywood, Dean, private Library of C 490

Honolulu Library C 409

Home's classification scheme H 28

Hosmer, James K., Librarian E 19-49

Hospital Libraries in England C 181

United States C 153

Hours of opening E 46

staft" E 31

House decoration, bibliography of L8i

Household Libraries C 450, F 7

in United States C 152, F7

Housing of books G 8 Hove Library C 20S-1, C 319-2

Hudson River Library Club A 82

Hull Libraries C 209

Hungary, printing in M 28

Hurst, Thomas, Librarian E 19-50

Iceland, Library of C 381

Idaho Library Commission A 112

Illinois Library Association A 40

Commission A 112-1

legislation B8

State Library C34

University Library C 136-8

School A 147

Illumination, systems of D 17-18

Illustrations, classification of H 75

UNIVERSITY

OF

INDEX

39

Illustrations of Library buildings

D3.4

Insurance, bibliography of

L131

Immigrants, books for

G23

of Libraries

D40

Immigration, bibliography of

L106

Interchange

E 116

Immoral literature

G16

of borrowing privileges

E49

Impeachment, bibliography of

L121

Interchangeable tickets

E116

Imprints G

29, M 126

Interior decoration of Libraries

D3-1

Income Tax

B43. 44

Inter-Library loans

EdO

Incunabula, bibliography of

L32

International Bibliographical Confer-

cataloguing rules for

I 16

ences

L12

printing of

M50

bibliography

L19

Index, borrowers

E 111-2

cataloguing rules

I2

bureau

Ji

Library conferences

A 235

cabinets, telephone

D44-1

Interstate Library Conferences

A 221

card

I 56

Inventory book

E66

guides

I 55

formula for taking. See Stocktaking.

cards, store

D45-1

furniture

D45

society

Ji

Iowa, bibliography of

L168

Indexing aids and guides

.3

City Library Club

A 87

history and theory

:-i

Libraries, general

C43

rules

2

historical

C44

India, bibliography of

L199

State

C45

Libraries of

c 385-387

historical

C46

office Library

C173

Library Association, history

A 43

Indian artists, paintings by, exhibitions

meetings

A 44

of

F62

Commission

A114

curios and relics, exhibitions of

F52

legislation

Bio

Indiana, bibliography of

L167

State Library

C8

Library Association, constitution A 41

Summer Liiirary School

A 150

meetings

A 42

University Library

C 136-9

Library commission

Air3

Ipswich l.ir)rary C 209-1, C 317

legislation

B9

Ireland, bibliography of

L 190

school

A 148

Librarits Acts

B34

summer school

A 149

Libraries of

c 339-346

Northern, and Southern Michigan

Libtary Assistants' Association

A 212

Library Club

A 86

legislation

B34

Public Libraries

C40

Printing in

M 17-18

State Library

C9

Public, Libraries Association

A 196

Indianapolis Library Club

A 84

Irish Drama, bibliography of

L225

round table

A 85

exhibitions

F54

Public Library

C41

Rural Library Association

A 195

Indicator, accessions

E 87-101

Islington Libraries

C221

accessories

Eioi-i

Issue charging and registration

tickets

E IOI-2

methods

E 85-104

trays

E 101-3

statistics

E135

and card catalogue combined

I 70

trays, card

E 102-1

author

I 70

Italy, Association for promotion of

book

E 87-101

Libraries in

A 215-1

catalogue

I 70

bibliography of, general

L192

charging

E 87-101

special, Florence

L193

fiction

I 70

Venice

L194

periodicals

E72

Libraries of

C 358-361

versus card charging

E103

Library Conferences

A 232

Indies, West, Libraries of

C 166-168

Printing in

M 29-30

Industrial and commercial Libraries C 459

books, collections of

G53

education and Libraries

F13

Jackson, F., Librarian

E 19-52

exhibitions

F53

Jamaica, Libraries of

C168

Libraries in England

C 182

James, Hannah P., Librarian

E 19-53

trade catalogues

G78

Miss M. S. R., Librarian

E 19-54

Infection

EI2I

Japan, bibliography of Libraries of

L201

Influence of reading

C503

C390

Information desks in Libraries

E8I

Japanese prints, exhibitions of

F73

Ingraham, Robert C, Librarian

E 19-51

Jast's classified catalogue rules

I 10

Injuries to books

G :i6

Jefferson, collections of books on

G54

Injury to Library property, penalty for B 45

Jena Repertorium classification

Initials

M 128

scheme

H29

Ink for labels

E58

Jersey City Public Library

C79

printing

M 121

Jevons, W. Stanley, bibliography of L58

writing

E58

Jewett, Charles C, Librarian

E 19-55

Insect pests

G35

Johnson, Samuel, Book Collector

L40

Inscriptions

M128

Jones, Gardner M . Librarian

E 19-56

Institutes for Librarians

E41

John Winter, Librarian

E 19-57

See also Library Institute.

Tones, Paul, MSS , bibliography

of L 161

40

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Juvenile books, bibliography, general special, biography boys' books fairy tales girls' books natural history useful arts books, classification of exhibitions of selection of catalogues rules for Librarians, training for Library and the School Juvenile Library, anniversaries associations bulletin boards furniture

management and policy picture work

travelling collections of planning of rules and regulations story hour telling reading rooms

furniture for planning of school Libraries

travelling Libraries story hour and story telling work

L210

L213

L215

L 214

L216

L211

L212

H65

F38

G24

I 36

I II

E38

E 130

E 129

E125

Ei26

D 25

E123

E126

E 127

Dio

E 122

E128

E128

E134 E124 D25 Dio E131 E 132 E128 E 123

Kansas Library Association A 45

Commission A 115

legislation B 11

State Libraries C 55

Kansas City Library Club A 87-1

Kele, Richard, Printer M 89

Kennedy Indicator E 98

Kentucky Libraries C56

Library Association A 46

legislation B 12

Kettering Library C 210

Keystone Library Association A 47

King's Printer M 8

printing press M 39

Kossovitch, C. A., Librarian E 19-58 Kroeger, Alice Bertha, Librarian E 19-59

L.A U.K. See Library Association

of the United Kingdom.

Label holders for shelves H 106

Labelling books G25

for open access Libraries H 108

Labels and book plates G 30

accession, for books H 107

Labels, classification for books H 107

number H 107

periodical E 70-4

shelf H 105

classification H 107

colour H 108

Labour questions, bibliography of L 108

La Crosse, Wis., Public Library C 129

Ladders D 30-6

Ladies' rooms E 78

Lady assistants and Librarians E 37

Lamps, electric metallic filament D 21-1

Lancashire. Lihrarifts nf C. aRa-^n^

Lant, Richard, Printer M 90

Lantern slides, exhibition of F 55

Larned's classification scheme H 30

Latin classics, classification of H 73

Law, bibliography of L 123

classification of H 76

collections of legal books G 55

international, bibliography of L 124

Librarians, conferences of A 225

Libraries C 451

American Association of A 21

in England C 183

in United States C 150

Lawrence, Mass., Public Library C 65

Laws. See Legislation for Libraries.

Layton, W. E., Librarian

League of Library Commissions

" Leagues " for children

Leaning bars, newspaper

Learned Societies' transactions, cataloguing rules for

Leather, deterioration of for bookbinding preservative

Lebas' classification scheme

Lecture Hall planning

Lectures, Art Galleries and Museums in Libraries

Ledger charging system

Ledgers, loose leaf

Leeds, Libraries, general private public

Legislation for Libraries

Legislative reference department

Legler, Henry E., Librarian

Leland Stanford University Library

C 136-10

Leicester Libraries

Lending Library, age limit borrowers' registration

students' tickets charging systems special card indicator ledger open access loan period, rules and regulations

E 107-H0

inter-Library loans E 108

travelling Libraries E 109

methods E84

planning, general D 8

special, for open access D 9

Leommster, Mass., Public Library C 66

Lessing, Gotthold, Librarian E 19-62

Letter files J 2

Lettering and numbering books K 18

class H 107

Lewisham Libraries C 222

Leyden, Library of C 365

slip catalogue I 65

Leypoldt, F., Librarian E 19-63

Libel contained in books B 46

Librarians' aids A 246

and assistants E 14-43

appointment of E 81

as secretaries E 9-2

biographical notices of E 18-19

consulting E 39

Libraries A 245

of the Mersey District Association A 190

nna1ifiratinn<: E t a

E 19-60 A 103

EX25

E70-2

I 23 K16 K15 K15 H3I

Dii

F17

F96

E86

E7-1

C211

C 213

C 212

Bl-36

F15

E 19-61

C213-1 E 110 Em E113

E 85-104 E 102

E 87-101 E86 E 104

INDEX

4X

Librarians' recreations

E17

Library Association of United Kingdom.

registration of

E42

constitution

A 179

relations with staff

E23

council

A 182

trustees

Eir

history

A 178

salaries

E15

membership

A 186

social duties

E17

officers

A 185

superannuation

E43

treasurer's report

A 184

women

E37

cataloguing rules

I2

Librarianship

E 14-43

conferences

C228

Libraries Acts

B 32-35

presidential addresses

C229

adoption of

B37

diploma

E40

ancient

C2

examinations

E27

and art galleries

F17

Library Association Monthly Notes

A 240

clubs

F14

Library Association Rtcord

A 240

colleges

F12

Library Association registration

industrial education

F13

scheme

E42

museums

F18

clubs and commissions

A1-134

National Home Reading Union F 12

Library bibliography

E244

public education

F12

bindery

K 19

reading circles

F12

boards. See Committee, Trustees.

schools, relations between

E 130

buildings, comparative cost of

D3

settlement work

F14

designs e.xhibit

F56

social work

F14

bulletins

I 34

technical education

F13

Library Chronicle

A 240

the Press

C 201

Library Club rooms

E50

the Study Club

F14

clubs

A 74-134

arguments against

C500

commissions, general

A 102

in favour of

C499

league of

A 103

as holiday bureaus

F14-1

special

A 104- I 34

centralisation and consolidation of E 4-5

committees

E9

educational value of

C502

conferences

A 217

endowed

C464

exhibits

A 243

dust in

D15-1

conversation and debating rooms E 51

formation of

Ei

co-operation

E49

government inspection of

E39

cycle accommodation

E55

history and description of, general C i

debating rooms

E51

special

C 2-497

dept. ofN.E.A

A 18

prison C 141

. 187. 457

economy, bibliography of A

224, L220

private

C 476-496

classification of

H64, 77

proprietary

C497

editions

Oil

rate supported

Cii

endowments

C498

rating of

B43

exhibitions

E20

special association of

A2I-I

See also under subject of exhibit.

specialization of

G 40

extension

Fi-96

Sunday opening of

E47

functions

Fio

taxation of

B43

furniture

D 24-45

use of, by the public

Fio

garment

E33

Lib Idly

A 240

government inspection

E39

Library (new series)

A 240-1

handwriting

I 44

Library accounts. See Accounts.

history and description, genera

Ci

administration

E

special

C 2-497

advertising methods

Fii

institutes, America

A 17

architecture

D I

England

E41

Library Assistant

A 241

inventory

E66

Library Assistants' Association,

Library Journal

A 237

constitution

A 201

Library labour saving devices

D24

history

A 200

lectures

F96

meetings

A 202

legislation, general

Bi

proposed affiliation with L.A.U.K. A 203

America

B2

branches, general

A 204

special States

B3-31

special

A 205-212

colonial

B36-1

Library Association of America.

See

loafers and loungers

E54

American Library Association.

magazines and bulletins

l^-*

Library Association of Australasia A 216

management

E2

Denmark

A213

methods. S^« Administration.

Ireland

A 196

movement, extension to rural districts F3

Italy

A215-1

of Congress

C3

Scotland

A 197

catalogue cards

^r

United Kingdom

A 187

organization

Ei

affiliation schemes

A 203

periodicals, professional, America,

aims

A 181

general

A23G

branches

A 188-193

special

A 237-239

charter

A 180

organs L.A.U.K.

A 240

committees

A 183

independent organs

A 241

4#,.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Library periodicals, Library Assistants'

Association A 242

post F 9

practice E 2

Press A 236-242

printing department

I 47

property, penalty for injuring

B45

quotations

E65

rate, limitation

B42

recipes

E63

removal

E56

reports

E136

rest rooms

E53

school rules

I2

schools, American, general

A 135

special

A 136-175

English

A 199

Liverpool

A 199-1

Manchester

A 199-2

Wigan

A 199-3

Germany, Berlin

A 214

Sweden, Stockholm

A215

■ science, bibliography of A 224, L 220

classification of

H 64. 77

smoking rooms

E52

statistics

E135

supplies

D24

talks

E128. F96

training

E 27-28

classes

E 22. E27

" Library Week "

A 223

Library Work, technical terms used in E 64

workers, biographical notices

of E13

Library World

A 240-1

Lifts

D25-3

Light, injuries to books from

G36

Lighthouse Libraries

C456

Lighting, general

D17

artificial, general

D19

electric

D21

gas

D20

natural

D18

Limerick Library

C346

Lincoln, President, bibliograph)

of L157

Nebraska, Library Club

A 88

Lincolnshire, Libraries of

C295

Linderfelt's card catalogue rules

I 2, I49

Linoleum for floors

D15

Linotype

M119

in catalogue printing

I 47. M119

Lists, Class

I 32

reading

I 30

shelf

H104

Literary and Philosophical Library,

Manchester

' C239

history, bibliography of

L219

classification of

H64

Liverpool Libraries, general

C214

public

C215

Library school

A 199-1

Loafers and loungers in Libraries E 54

Loan department

E 84-106

Local literature, collections of

G56

Location book

H 104

sheets

H104

Locke, George H., Librarian

E 19-64

Lockyer-Lampson Library

C491

Lockers for staff

E33-2

Locket, Arthur G., Librarian

E 19-65

Logical classification

H 57-58

London Libraries, general

C216

special

C 217-231

Library catalogue

I 60

University College Library

C231-

I, C 310-1

Long Island Library Club

A 89

Loose classification

H92

Loose leaf ledgers

E7-1

memorandum books

E57-3

^ Los Angeles Public Library

C17

training class

A 151

Lost books, borrowers' penalties

E118-1

Louisiana, bibliography of

L159

State Library

C57

Loungers in Libraries

E54

Lund Library

C378

Lutheran Press at Wittenburg

M41

j Lynn, Mass., Public Library

C67

Lyons Printing Press, history of

M21

Loan period — Rules and regulations E 107

special, inter-Library E i )8

travelling Library E 109

system E84-106

Loans, Inter-Library E 49

interchange of borrowing privileges E 49

Local administration, bibliographj of L122

collections, cataloguing rules for I 17

classification of H 78

history collections G 56

literature, bibliography of L 145

MacAlister, J. Y. W., Librarian E 19-66 MacElroy, E. P., Librarian E 19-67

MacGill University Summer Library

School

A 153

MacLauchlan, John, Librarian

E ig-68

Madden, Frederick W., Librarian

E 19-69

Madison, Wis., Libraries, general

C130

Madison, Wis., Public Library

C 131

Madonna, paintings, exhibitions of F 69

Magazine cases and covers

K21

fastenings

E70-2

list holder

E 70-6

lists, adjustable

E72

name plates

E70-4

racks

D40

room management

E75

rules

E74

time notices

E70-5

Magazines. See Periodicals.

and bulletins

I 34

Magliabechi, Antonio, Librarian

E 19-70

Maine, bibliography of

L 170

Library Association

A 48

Commission

A116

legislation

B13

Eastern, Library club

Ago

State College Library

C136-11

school

AlS2

Malaysia-Philippine Islands, biblio-

graphy of

L205

Manchester and District Library

Assis-

tants' Association

A206

decision re Income Ta.\

Libraries, college

A 234

ecclesiastical

C235

general

C232

public

C233

special

C 236-247

Library school

A 199-2

Manuscript versus printed catalogue I 63 Manuscripts, bibliography of L2S-29

cataloguing rules for I 18

special collections of G 57

Manutius' classification scheme H 32

Map cupboards D 34-6

INDEX

43

Map easels

D33-1

Middleton. William, Printer

M92

frames

D33-1

! Military Arts, bibliography of

LS3

Maps and charts, bibliography of

L146

' Libraries

C453

cataloguing rules for

1 19

of United States

C139

special collections of

G59

, Millman, Rev. W. H., Librarian

E 19 73

Marcus Aurelius Antonius, biblio-

Milton, John, bibliography of

L59

graphy

L58

Milwaukee, Library catalogue

166

Maritime Provinces of Canada, Libra-

club

A 92

ries of

C156

Wisconsin Public Library

C132

Marking books G3

I, H 106

Minnesota, bibliography of

L171

Marking, class

H107

Libraries, general

C73

Marks, paper

M131

historical

C74

Marks, printer's

M114

Library Association

A 52

Marprelate Press M

9, M40

Commission

A 121

Marsh's Private Library

C492

legislation

B15

Marshalltown. Iowa, Public Library €51

Public Library

C75

Maryland Library legislation

B14 !

Travelling Library

t'4

Public Library Commission

A 117 i

University Library C 136-13

State Library Commission

A118 ;

school

A 155

Massachusetts Library Association

A 49 i

Minute book, committee

E12

club

A 91

Missals, bibliography of

L31

Commission

A 119

Missing books, inventory of. See

legislation

B14-1

Stocktaking methods.

public Libraries, special

C 61-70

Missouri, bibliography of

L172

Western Library Association

A 50 !

Library Association

A 53

Material, bookbinding

K13

Commission

A 122

Mathematics, bibliography of

L76

legislation

B16

classification of

H79

University summer course

A 156

Mauritius, Libraries of

C396

Mohawk Valley Library Club

Aq?

Maxwell, Sara B., Librarian

E 19-71

Monastic chronicles, bibliography of L141

Mayler, John, Printer

M91 1

Libraries C

439-446

Mayor's Library, Manchester

C240 ;

manuscripts

L28

Mazzinghi, T. J. de. Librarian

E 19-72

Monmouth, bibliography of

L187

Mechanical binders

J4

Monongahela Valley Library Club

A 94

preparation of books

G25

Monotype

M120

Medical botany, bibliography of

L90 i

Monroe, bibliography of

L158

Libraries

C453 1

Montana Library Association

A 54

England

C184

legislation

B17

London

C229 i

University Library Class

A 57

Manchester

C 240-1

Montreal Libraries

C157

United States

C151

Montrose Library

C336

Library Association, England

A 194-1

More, Sir Thomas, bibliography of

LOG

literature, bibliography of

L89

1 Morgan, Augustus de. Book Collector L41

classitication of

H80

' indicator

E99

National catalogue of

1 60

' Morison's Printing Press at Perth

M42

special collections of

G58

i Morris, William, Book Collector

L42

Melbourne Library

C404

Movable classification

H95

Mending books

K20

; Mullins, John Davies, Librarian

E ig-74

materials for

K20

Municipal affairs, bibliography of

L122

torn leaves

K20

Libraries

Cii

Memorandum books, loose leaf

E57-3

1 literature, special collections of

G60

Mercantile Libraries

C459

i ownership, bibliography of

L122

Meredith, George, bibliography of

I>58-i

1 reference work

F15

Merlin's classification scheme

H33

i Muscatine, Iowa, Public Library

C52

Mersey District Library Association

1 A 190

i Musee Dobree, Nantes

C 350-1

Metal cupboards

D34-5

Museums

F17-1S

filing cabinets

]7

1 Act

F18-1

shelving

D27

appliances

FiS-2

"Metallic filament lamps

D21-1

cases

FiS-3

Metallurgy, bibliography of

L84

Music, bibliography of

L96

"Methods in Libraries. See Library

binding of part

K6

administration.

1 cataloguing rules

I 20

of reaching the public

Fig

1 clas.sification of

H81

Mexico National Library

C165

collections in Libraries

G62

Mezzotints, exhibitions of

F74

exhibitions

F44

Michigan Libraries

C 71-72

printing of

M51

Library Association

A51

value of, in Libraries

G61

Commission

A 120

Musicians' biography, bibliography

of L 207

Southern and Northern Indiana

Mutilation of books and newspapers

> G34

Library Club

A 86

Summer School

A I '54

Name plates, general

E44-1

University Library C 136-12

Nantes. .Musce Uobree

C 350-1

Middlesex, bibliography of

L186

Nashville Library .•\ssociation

A 95

Libraries of C 296-310

Natal, Libraries of

C394

44 BIBLIOGRAPHY

' OF

LIBRARY ECONOMY

National Association of State

New York, bibliography of

L175

Librarians

A 20

Central Library club

A 97

bibliography

L18

Circulating Library training class

A 160

Education Association of America

A 18

City endowed Libraries

C91

Home Reading Union and Libraries F 12

mercantile Library

C92

Liberal Club Library

C470

public Library

C90

Libraries C 3

et sea.

scientific Libraries

C93

Natural history, bibliography of L 72

L211

Club and society Libraries

C469

Naturalization, bibliography of

L105

Colonial history, bibliography of

L174

Nature books, exhibitions of

F45

Governors' messages.bibliography of L 176

study

L72

Library club

A 96

Naude, Gabriel, Librarian E 19-75

legislation

B21

classification scheme

H34

literature, exhibitions of

F43

Naval Libraries

C455

marriage licences, bibliography of

L177

in England

C186

Private Libraries

C480

United States

C140

Public Libraries

C87

literature, classification of

H82

Public Library Division of the

Nebraska Libraries, general

C76

University

A 127

college

C77

State Libraries of

C84

Library Association

A 55

Library

C 10

Commission, history A 127-1

Association

A 59

meetings A 123-2

cataloguing rules

I2

legislation

B18

classification scheme

H35

University Summer School

A 158

school

A 161

Needlework exhibitions

F57

summer school

A 162

Nernst electric lamp

D21-1

University and College Libraries

CS5

Net price system Netherlands, bibliography of

G4

Library C

136-14

L195

New Zealand, Libraries of C 406-408

Libraries of C 362-365

Nicaragua, bibliography of

L181

Neubauer, Adolph, Libyarian E 19-76

Noblemen, catalogue rules for

I 4-1

Nevada Library legislation

B19

Nodier, Charles, Booh Collector

1^43

Newark literature, exhibitions of

F42

Noiseless castors for chairs

D35-2

Public Library

C80

pads for chairs

D35-3

Newberry Library catalogue

I 60

Non-fiction card

E113

New Britain, Connecticut, Public

resident borrowers

E115

Library

C26

Normal Schools. See Library Schools.

Newcastle Library Assistants'

Northampton. Mass., Public Librar)

C68

Association

A 205

Northamptonshire, Libraries of C 312-313

catalogue

I 60

North Eastern Library Assistants'

New England, bibliography of

L173

Association

A 207

Libraries

C78

Northern Counties Library Associa-

Library Association

A 56

tion

A 193

Commission

A 124

North Midland Library Association

A 191

New Hampshire Library Association

A 57

Northumberland, Libraries of

C314

Commission

A 125

and Durham Library Assistants'

New Haven, Connecticut, Public

Association

A 209

Library

C27

North West Canada, Libraries of

C158

New Jersey Library Association

A 58

United States, Libraries of

C95

Commission

A 126

Library legislation

B23

legislation

B20

North Western Branch Library

summer school

A 159

Association

A 192

New London, Connecticut, Public

Library Assistants' Association

A 208

Library

C28

University Library C

136-15

New Orleans, Louisiana, Libraries

C8

Norway. Libraries of C

372-375

New South Wales Libraries C 401-402

Norwegian books

G23

Newspaper brackets clips

E70-2

Norwich, Connecticut, Public Library C 29

E70-2

Notary, Julian, Printer

M93

delivery check cards

E71

Notation for books and shelves

H102

files

E70-1

Notice boards

indexing

Ji

Notices

E44

leaning bars

E70-3

periodical

E70-4

name tablets

E70-4

Novel reading question

G21

press history

N8

Novels in Libraries

G21

racks

D39

Noyes, Stephen B., Librarian

E 19-77

rods

E70-2

Numbering and lettering books G 25

, H 107

stands

D38

machines G 25

, H107

time notices

E70-5

Numerals, Koman

I 43

Newspapers, betting news, in

E73

Numeric Correspondence Files

J9

bibliography of

L227

Numerical register, borrowers

ElII-2

mutilation of

G34

Numisatics, classification of