Scope: This procedure outlines the process by which preservation photocopies and printouts of digital scans are cataloged. Most of this work is done in the Database Quality Unit. However, if the reproductions were made from uncataloged originals or if the originals were assigned a non-LC type call number (e.g. Pamphlet , ArW), Database Quality staff will consult with Original Cataloging staff for the creation of bib records and/or the assignment of call numbers.
*This procedure will be reviewed in March 2016, following the trial period for a new approach to handling preservation photocopies.
Contact: Barbara Tarbox
Unit: Database Quality Unit
Date last updated: 06/09/2014
Date of next review: March 2016
1. All Items
a. Withdraw the original piece(s). Usually the original piece(s) is not returned with the preservation reproduction. Add a 948 local statistic field to the bib record, using the value "w" for type of transaction. LTS Staff: For multipart items, record the number of pieces withdrawn in a 948 |x.
b. Process the preservation reproduction according to one of the following sets of instructions:
Single Monographs
Multi-Part Monographs (completely reproduced)
Multi-Part Monogarphs (partially reproduced)
Multiple Title Monographs, bound together
Serials
2. Single Monographs
a. Create a new holdings record using the call number of the original. Add the date of the original plus "a" to indicate that it is a reproduction. Do not add an explicit copy number to the preservation reproduction.
Call number exceptions:
b. If the height differs from the original height, do not modify the bibliographic record. Use the size prefix/suffix appropriate to the preservation reproduction in the holding record.
for example:
Original was 24 cm.: |b olin |h B219 |i .G84 1895
c. Add an 843 field for the reproduction information. The 843 field should contain information about the agency responsible for the reproduction (i.e., the agency that selected the material to be reproduced, arranged for reproducing the material, exercised control over production formats, or has overall responsibility for quality). It should also contain copy-specific information regarding dimensions and local binding decisions, when applicable.
for example:
843: : |a Preservation reproduction. |b Ithaca, N.Y. : |c Cornell University Library, |d 2002. |e 26cm. |n CUL copy split into 2 volumes.
3. Multi-Part Monographs (completely reproduced)
Note: if individual volumes of the original set were never added to the Voyager bib record, send to Cataloging for added volumes processing Once the bib record has been updated, return to DBQ to complete processing.
Follow the above directions for Single Monographs. If the call number for the original lacks a date, use the year of the first volume published.
for example:
Multi-Part Monographs (partially reproduced)
Note: if individual volumes of the original set were never added to the Voyager bib record, send to Cataloging for added voulumes processing. Once the bib record record has been updated, return to DBQ staff to complete processing, incorporating the following guidelines:
for example:
4. Multiple Title Monographs, bound together
Follow guidelines for Bound With material and for Single Monographs or Multi-Part Monographs as appropriate.
5. Serials
Follow all applicable directions from Multi-Part Monographs. Catalogers should refer previously uncataloged titles to LTS Serials or LTS Documents for creation of any required acquisitions and receiving records. Complete holdings statements for dead titles need to be established.