Periodical and Newspaper Microfilm
Periodical film comes first in the cabinets. After the numbered periodical film, newspaper film is shelved by place of publication.
The numbered Government Document. Periodical, and Downtown Microfilm are interfiled.
Simple Periodical Microfilm catalog record view:
Druid (Scranton, Pa.)
Notes: Published in Scranton, Pa. <July 7, 1910-Aug. 29, 1912>; in Pittsburgh, Pa. <Sept. 12, 1912>-Apr. 1, 1914.
Microfilm. 8 reels; 35 mm.
Holdings Information
Location: Downtown Library, Microforms (non-circulating)
Call Number: Microfilm 4972 Text me this call number
Library Owns: v.1 (1907)-v.8:no.7 (1914:Apr. 1)
Complicated catalog record view:
Minisink bull
Location: Downtown Library, Microforms (non-circulating)
Call Number: Microfilm 0936 Reel 0027,30,38
Library Owns:
v.1:no.1 (1966:Nov. 23) On reel 0027
v.1:no.2 (1967:Jan. 6)-v.1:no.14 (1967:Dec. 18) On reel 0027
v.1:no.15 (1968:June 13)-v.1:no.19 (1968:Dec. 10) On reel 0030
v.2:no.1 (1969:July 20)-v.2:no.2 (1969:Oct. 20) On reel 0038
Box with multiple designations:
Newspaper Microfilm
International newspapers are first and arranged by country. National newspapers follow, then miscellaneous newspaper film. There is a looseleaf guide to the miscellaneous papers at the Periodicals desk. West Virginia newspaper microfilm is housed in the West Virginia Center. None of the microforms circulate.
The international papers come first. Arranged by place of publication, England comes first:
This title is the Asahi Shinbun: translated to English “Daily Newspaper”.
National papers are alphabetized by state. California is first. After the national papers are the miscelaneous out of state papers.
Photo of end of international and beginning of national papers:
Loose-leaf guide to miscelaneous papers at the Periodicals Desk:
