Re: [IUG] "Uncataloged" paperbacks (alternative term question)

[scottd at ferris dot edu]

We use the term "Browsing Collection". 
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David A. Scott
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[IUG] "Uncataloged" paperbacks (alternative term question)






We receive, on a fairly regular basis, donations of mass market paperbacks 
which are minimally processed and for which we create brief bib records 
(author and title only) to which we attach, of course, item records.  We 
refer to this collection of titles as the "uncataloged paperbacks," but 
they are not really uncataloged are they if they appear in the opac?  So, 
I am wondering if those of you out there who have a similar collection 
would be able to suggest a better term than "uncataloged paperbacks?"  Any 
suggestions are welcome--
 
  Lindsey Martin


                                          Mr. D. Lindsey Martin, MSLS
  Technical Services Librarian
  Tazewell County Public Library
  Tazewell, VA 24651
 
 






















 
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