ISBD(NBM) - IFLA

to the sprocket holes, it is described as "double
frame".
Flash card
Flip chart
Game
Jigsaw puzzle
Laboratory kit
Microfiche
Microfilm cartridge/ Microfilm cassette/
Microfilm reel/ Microfilm slip
Microopaque
Model
Photograph
Picture
A card or other opaque material printed with words,
numerals or pictures and designed for rapid display.
A set of subject-integrated data sheets, hinged
together at the top or side and designed for
presentation on an easel.
A set of materials designed for use according to
prescribed rules in play and/or instruction.
A puzzle involving the reconstruction of a picture or
other visual image from matching or interlocking
pieces of card, wood, etc., each showing a portion
of the whole.
A specialized form of kit designed to promote
specific learning experiences in laboratory work.
A rectangular sheet of film carrying a set of
microphotographs in two-dimensional array.
Microfiches usually include a title and other
bibliographic data which can be read without
magnification.
Alternative forms of storage for microfilm. For a
note on the terms "microfilm cartridge" and
microfilm cassette," see the "General note on
cartridges and cassettes" above. Microfilm reel is
an open reel containing a length of film carrying
a set of microphotographs in linear array. (Note: A
microfilm reel may be inserted into a specialized
case or magazine (sometimes called a "cassette" or
"cartridge") before threading. For cataloguing
purposes, such an item remains a microfilm reel.)
Microfilm slip is a short length of film not contained
on a reel.
A rectangular opaque card carrying a set of
microphotographs in two-dimensional array.
A three-dimensional replica of a real or imagined
object, either of the exact size as the original or to
scale.
An opaque print produced by the action of light on
sensitive film.
A two-dimensional visual image accessible to the
naked eye and generally on an opaque backing. To
be used when more specific terms (e.g. "art
reproduction", "photograph", "postcard") are
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