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MARC project

16 books

Bibliographic data processing system: documentation and report as of Oct. 31, 1969. By Charles T. Payne, Robert S. McGee [and] Ellen R. Fisher. Report to National Science Foundation, NSF GN-556.2: Development of an integrated, computer-based bibliographical data system for a large university library.

University of Chicago. Library.

Format recognition process for MARC records;: A logical design cover

Format recognition process for MARC records;: A logical design

Library of Congress

Conversion of retrospective catalog records to machine-readable form: a study of the feasibility of a national bibliographic service. cover

Conversion of retrospective catalog records to machine-readable form: a study of the feasibility of a national bibliographic service.

Prepared by the RECON Working Task Force, Henriette D. Avram, chairman. [Edited by John C. Rather]

Det danske Marcproject.: [Tillrettelagt af Peter Mogens Petersen]

Denmark. Forskningsbibliotekernes faellesråds edb-udvalg

Books: a MARC format; specifications for magnetic tapes containing catalog records for books [prepared by Gail L. Hitchcock and Lenore S. Maruyama]

Library of Congress. MARC Development Office.

Music, a MARC format: specifications for magnetic tapes containing catalog records for music scores, and musical and nonmusical sound recordings: draft-working document

Library of Congress. MARC Development Office.

Format recognition process for MARC records: a logical design. cover

Format recognition process for MARC records: a logical design.

Library of Congress. Information Systems Office.

Maps, a MARC format: specifications for magnetic tapes containing catalog records for maps. [Final document prepared by Patricia E. Parker]

Library of Congress. Information Systems Office.

MARC manuals used by the Library of Congress.: Prepared by the Information Systems Office, Library of Congress.

Library of Congress. Information Systems Office.

The MARC II format: a communications format for bibliographic data. Prepared by Henriette D. Avram, John F. Knapp, and Lucia J. Rather. Supplement.

Library of Congress. Information Systems Office.

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