ISBD(NBM) - IFLA
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inappropriate.<br />
Planetarium<br />
Postcard<br />
Poster<br />
Print<br />
Slide<br />
Sound cartridge/ Sound cassette/ Sound reel<br />
Sound disc<br />
Stereograph<br />
Study print<br />
Transparency<br />
A model or structure representing the solar system;<br />
an orrery.<br />
A picture (q.v.) produced on card and designed for<br />
transmission through the mail without the use of an<br />
envelope.<br />
A bill or placard intended for public display.<br />
An etching, engraving, lithograph, etc., in a limited<br />
artist's edition. Alternatively, use the specific name<br />
of the process.<br />
A two-dimensional image on film or other<br />
transparent material, mounted in a frame and<br />
designed for use in a projector or viewer.<br />
Alternative forms of storage for magnetic tape<br />
carrying sound signals designed for playback via a<br />
tape recorder or cassette or cartridge player.<br />
Sound cartridge is a permanently encased single<br />
reel of sound tape whose ends are joined together<br />
to provide continuous playback without re-winding.<br />
Normally sound cartridges contain eight sound<br />
channels in four pairs, with the sound recorded in<br />
opposite directions on alternate pairs of channels.<br />
Sound cassette is a permanently encased sound<br />
tape system incorporating both supply and take-up<br />
reels. The term "sound cassette" as used in this<br />
document refers to the system of Compact<br />
Cassette standardized by Philips. Cassettes<br />
manufactured in any other system must be fully<br />
identified and described (see 5.2.8). Sound reel is<br />
an open reel containing sound tape.<br />
A disc of plastic or other material on which sound<br />
vibrations are registered.<br />
Slides (q.v.) or pictures (q.v.), mounted in pairs,<br />
designed to produce a three-dimensional optical<br />
effect when used with a stereoscopic viewer.<br />
Stereographic images may also be printed on an<br />
opaque surface for use with a hand viewer<br />
consisting of bicoloured lenses mounted in a card<br />
frame; this type of stereograph usually appears as a<br />
book illustration.<br />
A picture (q.v.) accompanied by questions or<br />
explanations, which are often printed on the verso.<br />
A sheet of transparent material, which may be<br />
mounted in a card frame, bearing an image and<br />
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