Compiled by Kathy (Kit) Dusky
Portland State University, Oregon
Edited by Sidney Berger
University of California, Riverside
FILING
Filing is word-by-word (ALA, 1968)
ABBREVIATIONS
Standard abbreviations are used except in titles. Names of some organizations—ALA, ACRL, LC, etc.—are also abbreviated and are alphabetized as if spelled out.
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N| O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z
A
Abby Aldrich Rockefeller: the woman in the family, Kert, rev. of, 9:117-18
ABC for book collectors, Carter, rev. of, 10:102-4
ACADEMIC LIBRARIES-SPECIAL COLLECTIONS, 8:92-96
ACADEMIC LIBRARIES-UNITED STATES-HISTORY, 3:19-29
ACCESS TO RESOURCES, 7:87-90
ACQUISITIONS (OF MATERIALS), 4:43-52; 6:100-107; 7:26-42
"Administering the cataloging of special collections materials," Taraba, 7:87-90
Ahearn, Allen and Patricia, "Pricing scarce and rare books and manuscripts," 9:31-38
Ahouse, John, revs. (New Prince-ton encyclopedia of poetics; The Oxford companion to twentieth-century poetry in English), 9:125-27
Aldus and his dream book: an illustrated essay, Barolini, rev. of, 8:115-16
Aldus Manutius and the development of Greek script & type in the fifteenth century, 2nd ed., Barker, rev. of, 9:64-65
Alexander, Fran, ed., Multilingual dictionary of publishing, printing and bookselling, rev. of, 9:57-59
"All that glitters: fund raising for special collections in academic libraries," Streit, 3:31-41
Allen, Greer, "The design and printing of library exhibition catalogues," 5:77-84
Allen, Sue, Decorated cloth in America: publishers' bindings, 1840-1910, rev. of, 10:44-48
Allen, Susan M., "Using the Internet to report rare book and manuscript thefts," 10:22-37
"Alternatives to interlibrary loan," Lange, 3:107-11
AMC FORMAT see ARCHIVAL AND MANUSCRIPTS CONTROL FORMAT
American Antiquarian Society, The collections and programs of the American Antiquarian Society: a 175th-anniversary guide, rev. of, 4:133-34
American maps and mapmakers: commercial cartography in the nineteenth century, Ristow, rev. of, 1:161-66
Amos, Thomas L., "Non-MARC databases and the census level record," 6:23-37
Anatomy of an auction: rare books at Ruxley Lodge 1919, Freeman, rev. of, 6:73-75
Anninger, Anne, comp., Spanish and Portuguese 16th century books in the Department of Printing and Graphic Arts: a description of an exhibition and a bibliographical catalogue of the collection, exhib. rev., 1:74-75
Antiquarian bookselling in the United States: a history from the origins to the 1940s, Stern, rev. of, 1:147-49
"The antiquarian micro," Friedman, 1:141-45; 2:39-46
ARCHIVAL AND MANUSCRIPTS CONTROL FORMAT, 6:11-22
Archival choices: managing the historical record in an age of abundance, Peace, ed., rev. of, 2:129-31
Archives assessment and planning workbook, McCarthy, ed., rev. of, 5:42-46
Armbruster, Carol, rev. (Authentic witnesses), 9:122-23
The art of lettering: the history, anatomy, and aesthetics of the Roman letter forms, Kapr, rev. of, 1:58-60
Artists of the book in Boston: 1890-1910, Finlay, rev. of, 2:67-68
"The arts and the antiquarian book trade: the inherited past and a viable future," Goldschmidt, 2:7-17
Ashby, Anna Lou, "RBMS: an overview," 1:7-9
ACRL, CLIP Notes, #6, Special collections in college libraries, Erdmann, comp., rev. of, 2:125-27
ACRL, RARE BOOKS AND MANUSCRIPTS SECTION, 1:7-9
ACRL, RBMS, "Borrowing of special collections materials for exhibition: a draft," 2:27-37
Authentic witnesses: approaches to Medieval texts and manuscripts, Rouse, rev. of, 9:122-23
AUTHORS-20TH CENTURY, 4:7-41; 5:9-21
"Automating intellectual access to archives," Library Trends, vol. 36, no. 3 (1988), Gilliland, ed., rev. of, 4:65-71
Avrin, Leila, Scribes, script and books: the book arts from antiquity to the Renaissance, rev. of, 6:127-29
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BAKER, NICHOLSON, 9:41-47
Ball, Douglas, Victorian publishers bindings, rev. of, 2:62-65
Balsamo, Luigi, Bibliography: history of a tradition, rev. of, 5:46-49
"Barbarians within the gate: pillage of a rare book collection?" Bradbury, 9:8-16
Barker, Nicolas, Aldus Manutius and the development of Greek script & type in the fifteenth century, 2nd ed., rev. of, 9:64-65
Barkworth, S., The Nijmegen Proof: a romance of rare books, rev. of, 3:75-78
Barolini, Helen, Aldus and his dream book: an illustrated essay, rev. of, 8:115-16
Barringer, George M., revs. (Reliures et cartonnages déditeur en France au XIXe siècle [1815-1865], 2:127-29; Victorian publishers bindings, 2:62-65)
Basbanes, Nicholas A., "Collectors and libraries: some studies in symbiosis," 8:37-48
Becoming a fundraiser: the principles and practice of library development, Steele, rev. of, 9:62-63
Behra, Robert, rev. (First editions), 10:104-5
Belanger, Terry, "Rare books and special collections in American libraries: seeing the sites," 1:11-24
Bengtson, Betty G., "Navigating the mainstream: key to survival," 8:92-96
Berger, Sidney E., "The design and evaluation of exhibition catalogs," ill., 7:45-60, comment, 7:160; "Editors note," 8:5-6, 77-78; 9:5-6, 73-74; 10:5-6, 61-62; "The Exhibition Catalogue Awards for 1991," 6:119-26; rev. (Conservation and preservation of humanities research collections), 5:39-42
Berkeley, Edmund, Jr., revs. (Archives assessment and planning workbook, 5:42-46; Strengthening New Yorks historical records programs, 5:42-46; Varsity letters, 8:61-62)
"Beyond the books: programs for exhibitions," Morris, 6:89-99
"Beyond the guidelines, or better access to access projects," Grendler, 1:107-15
The Bible in the Latin West, Gibson, rev. of, 10:43-44
BIBLIOGRAPHERS, 7:98-108
Bibliographic access to Medieval and Renaissance manuscripts: a survey of computerized data bases and information services, Stevens, ed., rev. of, 8:116-18
BIBLIOGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF RARE BOOKS (BDRB), 7:7-23
BIBLIOGRAPHIC UTILITIES, 7:98-108
"Bibliographical note: searching for Mary Anne," Sider, 10:40-41
Bibliographie der Buch und Bibliotheksgeschichte, vol. 10, 1990, Meyer, comp., rev. of, 8:128-30
Bibliographies: their aims and methods, Krummel, rev. of, 1:167-68
Bibliography: history of a tradition, Balsamo, rev. of, 5:46-49
Bibliography: its history and development, rev. of, 1:159-61
A bibliography of George Poulett Scrope, geologist, economist, and local historian, Sturges, rev. of, 2:69
A bibliography of the Foulis Press, 2nd ed., Gaskell, rev. of, 2:47-51
Bidwell, John, rev. (A bibliography of the Foulis Press, 2nd ed.), 2:47-51
BINDING-19TH CENTURY, 7:128-38
Binding terms: a thesaurus for use in rare book and special collections cataloguing, rev. of, 3:152-54
Black, Lois Fischer, rev. (A catalogue of books, both printed and manuscript, in the Reynolds Historical Library produced during the course of the eighteenth century), 9:123-25
Black riders: the visible language of modernism, McGann, rev. of, 9:59-60
Blake and the idea of the book, Viscomi, rev. of, 10:106-07
Bliss, Anthony, rev. (The reconfigured eye), 9:49-50
Blumenthal, Joseph, Robert Frost and his printers, rev. of, 1:166-67
BOOK COLLECTING-20TH CENTURY, 2:81-93; 4:7-41; 5:9-21
Book collecting and care of books, Wells, rev. of, 1:170
Book dealers in North America: a directory of antiquarian and secondhand book dealers in the U.S.A. and Canada, 1986-87, 10th ed., rev. of, 2:68-69
The book encompassed: studies in twentieth-century bibliography, Davison, comp., rev. of, 8:125-28
BOOK REVIEWS, 1:55-69, 147-67; 2:47-66, 125-35; 3:59-79, 137-54; 4:53-71, 121-34; 5:39-49, 105-17; 6:59-79, 127-33; 8:61-70, 115-33; 9:49-65, 117-31; 10:43-54, 100-11
BOOK THIEVES, 10:22-37
BOOK VENDORS, 2:7-17; 4:43-52
Bookbindings & other bibliophily: essays in honour of Anthony Hobson, Rhodes, ed., rev. of, 10:100-102
Booking in the heartland, Matthews, rev. of, 2:135-36
Bookmans guide to Americana, 9th ed., Heard, rev. of, 3:79-80
Bookmans price index: a guide to the values of rare and out of print books, vols. 31-32, McGrath, ed., rev. of, 1:168-69
BOOKPLATES, 10:40-41
BOOKS-15TH CENTURY, 4:85-100
BOOKS-19TH CENTURY, 7:75-159
Books as a way of life: essays by Gordon N. Ray, Ray, rev. of, 4:126-30
BOOKS RECEIVED, 6:80-81, 134-35; 7:65; 8:70-72, 133; 9:66-67, 131-32; 10:54-55, 111-12
"Borrowing of special collections materials for exhibition: a draft," Dunlap, 2:27-37
BOUND PAMPHLET COLLECTION-18TH CENTURY, 7:91-97
BOUND PAMPHLET COLLECTION-19TH CENTURY, 7:91-97
Bozeman, Patricia, "264 catalogues . . . and counting: the Leab Awards after five years," 5:85-94
Bradbury, Daniel J., "Barbarians within the gate: pillage of a rare book collection?" 9:8-16
Britt, Judith S., Nothing more agreeable: music in George Washingtons family, rev. of, 1:69-70
BROADSIDES-19TH CENTURY, 7:141-49
Brockman, Paul, A guide to manuscript collections of the Indiana Historical Society and Indiana State Library, rev. of, 2:131-34
Brogan, T. V. F., ed., New Prince-ton encyclopedia of poetics, rev. of, 9:125-27
Browar, Lisa, "An oral contract isnt worth the paper its printed on," 6:100-107; rev. ("Scholarly communication and information technology: exploring the impact of changes in the research process on archives," American Archivist, vol. 55 [Spring 1992]: 236-315), 9:50-54
Brown, Lauren R., "Present at the tenth hour: appraising and accessioning the papers of Congresswoman Marjorie S. Holt," 2:95-102; rev. (Archival choices), 2:129-31
BROWN UNIVERSITY-SPECIAL COLLECTIONS, 5:71-76
Buy books where-sell books where: a directory of out of print booksellers and their author-subject specialties, Robinson, rev. of, 1:169
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C
Cagle, William R., rev. (Modern first editins), 2:51-53
Canadian guide to rare books, Gauvin, rev. of, 5:116-17
Cantrell, Karen, ed., Funding for museums, archives and special collections, rev. of, 4:63-65
CARD CATALOGS, 9:41-47
Cardinal, Roger, ed., The cultures of collecting, rev. of, 10:48-49
Carter, John, ABC for book collectors, rev. of, 10:102-4
CATALOGING (BIBLIOGRAPHIC), 6:11-22, 53-57; 7:98-108
CATALOGING (BIBLIOGRAPHIC)-COST, 7:87-90
CATALOGING BACKLOGS, 7:87-90
"Cataloging 19th-century childrens books," King, ill., 7:120-26
"Cataloging 19th-century single-sheet publications," OKeefe, ill., 7:141-49
CATALOGING RULES, 4:111; 6:39-52; 7:7-23, 79-83, 109-18, 120-26, 141-49
"Cataloging the decorative elements of 19th-century imprints," Nipps, ill., 7:128-38
A catalogue of books, both printed and manuscript, in the Reynolds Historical Library produced during the course of the eighteenth century, McGuinn, rev. of, 9:123-25
CATLIN, GEORGE, 10:9-20
Chaison, Joanne D., rev. (U.S. reference-iana [1481-1899]), 5:113-16
CHARACTER SETS, 2:39-46
CHILDRENS LITERATURE--19TH CENTURY, 7:120-26
Choosing and working with a conservator, Paris, rev. of, 6:77-79
CIRCULATION (LIBRARY)-SPECIAL COLLECTIONS, 2:27-37; 3:103-30
Cloonan, Michèle Valerie, "The future (imperfect) of special collections and library school education," 10:65-72; "Mass deacidification in the 1990s," 5:95-103; ed., "Recent trends in rare book librarianship," Library Trends, 36.1 (1987), rev. of, 3:142-48
Cobb, David A., comp., Guide to U.S. map resources, rev. of, 3:63-66
Cohen, Morton N., rev. (Lewis Carroll at Texas), 2:65-66
Cole, John Y., ed., The community of the book: a directory of selected organizations and programs, rev. of, 1:167
Cole, Michael, ed., International rare book prices, 1988, rev. of, 3:150-52
Collecting: an unruly passion; psychological perspectives, Muensterberger, rev. of, 9:118-20
"The collecting of twentieth-century library manuscripts," Rota, 1:39-53
COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT, 8:19-34
The collections and programs of the American Antiquarian Society: a 175th-anniversary guide, American Antiquarian Society, rev. of, 4:133-34
"Collectors and libraries: some studies in symbiosis," Basbanes, 8:37-48
The community of the book: a directory of selected organizations and programs, Kaston, comp., rev. of, 1:167
"A complete list of exhibition catalogues submitted . . . 1990," Hoover, 5:87-94
COMPUTER EQUIPMENT, 1:141-45
COMPUTER SOFTWARE, 1:141-45; 5:23-31
CONGRESSIONAL PAPERS, 2:95-102
Connolly, Joseph, Modern first editions: their value to collectors, rev. of, 2:51-53
Conservation and preservation of humanities research collections: essays on treatment and care of rare books, manuscripts, photography, and art on paper and canvas, Oliphant, ed., rev. of, 5:39-42
CONSERVATION OF LIBRARY MATERIALS, 5:95-103
CONSERVATORS, 2:103-7; 4:103-11
CONTINUING EDUCATION, 10:78-96
"Continuing education and special collections professionals: the need for rethinking," Cox, 10:78-96
"Conundrums for rare book catalogers," Dooley, 7:79-83
COPYRIGHT, 5:61-70; 6:108-18
CORRESPONDENCE--ACCESS CONTROL, 6:108-18
Cox, Richard J., "Continuing education and special collections professionals: the need for rethinking," 10:78-96; Strenthening New Yorks historical records programs: a self-study guide, rev. of, 5:42-46
Crane, Joan St.C., rev. (The Parkman Dexter Howe Library), 1:149-56
"Creating an image," Wolf, photo., 1:25-37
Crews, Kenneth D., "Unpublished manuscripts and the right of fair use: copyright law and the strategic management of information resources," 5:61-70
Crime in the library, Lincoln, rev. of, 1:72-74
Cronenwett, Philip N., revs. (The permanence and care of color photographs, 9:54-55; Robert Frost and his printers, 1:166-67)
The cultures of collecting, Elsner, ed., rev. of, 10:48-49
Cummings, Anthony M., University libraries and scholarly communication, rev. of, 8:121-22
"Curator or conservator: who decides on what treatment?" Henderson, 2:103-7
CURATORS, 2:103-7; 4:103-11
"A current Library of Congress project for cataloging 19th-century imprints," Urquiza, 7:91-97
"Current security practices in college and university special collections," Wurzburger, 3:43-57
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Daniels, Maygene F., ed., A modern archives reader: basic readings on archival theory and practice, rev. of, 2:57-60
Davis, Donald G., Jr., ed., Libraries, books & culture, rev. of, 3:73-75
Davison, Peter, comp., The book encompassed: studies in twentieth-century bibliography, rev. of, 8:125-28
dBASE III+, 5:23-31; 6:23-37
"Debating discards: a response to Nicholson Baker," Douglas, 9:41-47
Decorated cloth in America: publishers' bindings, 1840-1910, Sue Allen, rev. of, 10:44-48
Describing archival materials: the use of the MARC AMC format, Smiraglia, ed., rev. of, 6:131-33
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGING, 7:120-26, 128-38, 141-49, 152-59
"Descriptive cataloging and rare books," Stalker, 7:7-23
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGING OF RARE BOOKS (DCRB), 7:7-23, 79-83, 91-97
DESELECTION, 9:8-16
"The design and evaluation of exhibition catalogs," Berger, ill., 7:45-60, comment, 7:160
"The design and printing of library exhibition catalogues," Allen, 5:77-84
DeWitt, Donald L., Guides to archives and manuscript collections in the United States: an annotated bibliography, rev. of, 9:127-28
Dickinson, Donald C., Henry E. Huntingtons library of libraries, rev. of, 10:109-11
A dictionary of abbreviations commonly used by German and Italian antiquarian booksellers and auctioneers, Rosenthal, rev. of, 9:57-59
A directory of rare book and special collections in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland, Williams, ed., rev. of, 1:65-69
Dooley, Jackie M., "Conundrums for rare book catalogers," 7:79-83; "Descriptive cataloging and rare books," 7:7-23
Douglas, Nancy E., "Debating discards: a response to Nicholson Baker," 9:41-47
Dunlap, Ellen S., "Borrowing of special collections materials for exhibition: a draft," 2:27-37; rev. (Funding for museums, archives and special collections), 4:63-65
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E
An early London printing house at work: studies in the Bowyer Ledgers, with a supplement to "The Bowyer ornament stock," (1973), an Appendix on the Bowyer-Emonson Partnership, and "Bowyers paper stock ledger," by Herbert Davis, Maslen, rev. of, 9:120-22
"Editorial," Gwyn, 2:5-6, 79-80
"Editorial statement," Gwy, 1:5
EDITORIALS, 1:5; 2:5-6, 79-80; 3:89-90; 4:5-6; 5:5-7; 6:5-6, 7-9; 7:5-6, 75; 8:5-6, 77-78; 9:5-6, 73-74; 10:5-6, 61-62
"Editors note," Berger (8:5-6, 77-78; 9:5-6, 73-74; 10:5-6, 61-62); Schreyer (4:5-6, 5:5-7; 6:5-6; 7:5-6)
"Educating and training special collections librarians," Joyce, 10:73-76
ESTC on CD-ROM, rev. of, 8:64-68
Elder, Stephen D., and Victoria Steele, Becoming a fund-raiser: the principles and practice of library development, rev. of, 9:62-63
Elsner, John, ed., The cultures of collecting, rev. of, 10:48-49
"Embracing the flood: questions about collecting twentieth-century non-literary works," Landon, 2:81-93
EPHEMERA-19TH CENTURY, 7:152-59
"Ephemera: MARC-formatted cataloging records," Zietz, 7:152-59
Erdmann, Christine, comp., Special collections in college libraries, rev. of, 2:125-27
"The evolution of the concept of special collections in American research libraries," Joyce, 3:19-29
"The Exhibition Catalogue Awards," 1991, Berger, 6:119-26; 1992, Taylor, 8:51-59; 1993, Smyth, 9:95-102; 1994, Salazar, 9:105-15
EXHIBITION CATALOGUES, 1:74-76; 2:113-24; 3:131-36; 4:113-20; 5:77-84, 85-94; 6:119-26; 7:45-60, 160; 8:51-59; 9:95-102, 105-15
EXHIBITION PROGRAMS, 6:89-99
EXHIBITIONS, 3:91-101; 6:89-99
"Expanding access: loan of original materials in special collections," Hickerson, 3:113-19
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Fairbrass, Sheila, ed., Manchester 1992 conference papers, rev. of, 8:69-70
Farudi, Daryush, comp., Buy books where--sell books where: a directory of out of print booksellers and their author-subject specialties, rev. of, 1:169
Ferguson, Stephen, comp., "RBMS at 30: growing along with the profession," Appendix I & II, 3:8-16; revs. (ESTC on CD-ROM, 8:64-68; Preserving Harvards retrospective collections, 6:129-31)
Final report of the Congressional papers project, rev. of, 3:78-79
Finlay, Nancy, Artists of the book in Boston: 1890-1910, rev. of, 2:67-68
First editions: a field guide for collectors of English and American literature, Ward, rev. of, 10:104-5
Folkerts, Menso, ed., The use of computers in cataloging Medieval and Renaissance manuscripts: papers from the International Workshop in Munich, 10-12 August 1989, rev. of, 8:116-18
FOREIGN LANGUAGE MATERIALS, 2:39-46
Forging history: the detection of fake letters & documents, Rendell, rev. of, 10:107-9
Freeman, Arthur and Janet Ing, Anatomy of an auction: rare books at Ruxley Lodge 1919, rev. of, 6:73-75
Friedman, Joan M., "The antiquarian micro," 1:141-45; 2:39-46
FRIENDS OF LIBRARIES, 9:19-28
"From eccentric to sanctified: the eclectic exhibition catalogues of 1989 and the Leab awards," Hoover, 4:113-20
Fuller, Elizabeth E., rev. (Describing archival materials), 6:131-33
FUND RAISING, 3:31-41; 9:19-28, 77-85
Funding for museums, archives and special collections, Wallen, ed., rev. of, 4:63-65
"The future (imperfect) of special collections and library school education," Cloonan, 10:65-72
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Gardner, Joel, rev. (The management of oral history sound archives), 4:57-60
Gaskell, Philip, A bibliography of the Foulis Press, 2nd ed., rev. of, 2:47-51
Gauvin, Daniel, Guide Canadien de livre rare/Canadian guide to rare books, rev. of, 5:116-17
"Generous but responsible: the unique, the rare, and interlibrary loan," Huttner, ed., 3:103-30
The gentle invasion: continental emigré booksellers of the thirties and forties and their impact on the antiquarian booktrade in the United States . . . The second annual Sol M. Malkin lecture in bibliography, Rosenthal, rev. of, 3:66-73
"George Catlin and Sir Thomas Phillipps: a nineteenth-century friendship," Troccoli, 10:9-20
George Cruikshanks life, times, and art, vol. 1 (1792-1835), Patten, rev. of, 9:128-31
Gibson, Margaret T., The Bible in the Latin West, rev. of, 10:43-44
GIFTS AND EXCHANGES, 6:100-107
GILCREASE MUSEUM (TULSA, OKLA.), 10:9-20
Gilliland, Anne J., ed., "Automating intellectual access to archives," Library Trends, vol. 36, no. 3 (1988), rev. of, 4:65-71
Gilpin, George H., revs. (Rare book and manuscript libraries in the twenty-first century; The role and future of special collections in research libraries), 10:51-54
Gilreath, James, ed., The judgement of experts: essays and documents about the forging of the Oath of a freeman, rev. of, 6:68-70
Goldschmidt, Lucien, "The arts and the antiquarian book trade: the inherited past and a viable future," 2:7-17
Goldstein, David, Hebrew incunables in the British Isles: a preliminary census, rev. of, 1:55-57
Gordon, Ann D., Using the nations documentary heritage: the report of the historical documents study, rev. of, 7:63-64
GRANTS, 1:107-15; 3:31-41
Green, James N., "Recent publications," 3:59-80, 137-54; 4:53-71, 121-34; 5:39-49, 105-17; 6:59-81, 127-35; 7:63-65; revs. (Bibliography: history of a tradition, 5:46-49; International rare book prices, 1988, 3:150-52; Preserving the illustrated text, 7:64-65; Using the nations documentary heritage, 7:63-64)
Greenberg, Stephen, rev. (Aldus and his dream book), 8:115-16
Greetham, D. C., ed., Text: transactions of the Society for Textual Scholarship, 1 for 1981, rev. of, 1:70-71; Textual scholarship: an introduction, rev. of, 10:105-6
Grendler, Marcella, "Beyond the guidelines, or better access to access projects," 1:107-15
GUEST EDITORIALS, 6:7-9; 7:75