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Descriptive Cataloging Area 1 Title page Title page verso 245 _ _ The rights of woman / ?c Mary Wollstonecraft. The subjection of women / John Stuart Mill. 260 London : ?b Dent ; ?a New York : ?b Dutton, ?c 1929. 300 xxxix, 317 p. ; ?c 18 cm. 4__ Everyman’s library ; ?v no. 825. Science 500 Introduction by G.E.G. Catlin. 500 Wollstonecraft work was first published under the title: A vindication of the rights of woman. 504 Includes bibliographical references. 31 Rule 1.1G3 Work lacking a collective title cataloged as a unit. Each work is by a different person [The introduction is for both works. The statement of responsibility for the introduction appears on the half title page.] Title page Title page verso Zoom In _ _ Pictorial treasury of U.S. stamps / ?c [edited and published by Collectors Institute ; editor, Elena Marzulla]. Omaha, Neb. : ?b The Institute, ?c c1974. 300 viii, 223 p. : ?b col. ill. ; ?c 29 cm. 4__ Collectors Institute reference library Includes bibliographical references (p. 218-219) and index. 32 Rule 1.1F1 Statement of responsibility from other than the chief source of information but from a prescribed source of information for either area 1 or 2 Slide 1 We are going to start with Manheimer’s chapter 1, dealing with descriptive cataloging. Here we have a title proper (“The wild boy of Burundi”) followed by a subtitle (“a study of an outcast child”). Our title proper is recorded in subfield a. The subtitle is recorded in subfield b, which is designated for other title information. A subtitle is preceded by a space-colon-space. The punctuation that precedes the subtitle is recorded at the end of subfield a. In this case the title proper of the work is actually “Birds of North America.” The subtitle is “a guide to field identification.” We record the title proper first, followed by the subtitle even though the subtitle precedes the