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1. Parent records: 
   1. If the Holdings statement of the parent Instance shows volume information, then there should be a Holdings note showing which volumes of the first title are on the reel, and citing the next title/part on the reel, OR a note saying that it's the first on a reel with other titles.
      
   2. The parent Item record should have the barcode number on the film box in the Barcode field.
   3. The Enumeration field of the parent Item record should have ONLY the main reel number on the box (if present), and NOT the individual enumeration/vol. numbers of the first title.
2. Child Records:

   1. Should contain Holdings Note (note type: Bound with item data) with the barcode of first title item record.

   2. A Holdings Note (note type: Note) designating which specific volumes are filmed with others.  Older cataloged material may have the ordinal citation, but new Filmed-with records should use title citation notes.
   3. Sometimes it's necessary to create a separate Holdings for single issues or volumes which are second or subsequent parts in a Filmed-With, as with Bound-withs (see section 5A above), because of the call number difference between the volume(s) in the Bound-with, vs. the unbound ones.  In the case of Filmed-with, it's also possible that the single issue issues on the microfilm will have a Holdings on the print recordMention format differences/hybrid examples of print/film on same Instance., and the print record holdings statement should note that certain issues are on a microfilm.  (See Instance 1894447)

STILL WORKING ON THIS PART, PLUS NEED TO ADD: EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATED/RETCON RECORDS, COMPLICATED OVERSIZE SCENARIOS, AND A PLACE TO INCLUDE THE ANNEX CHILD-RECORD ITEM LOCATION CLAUSE (NOT NECESSARY TO CHANGE IT TO ANNEX FOR TRANSFERS OR NEW BWs?

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