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OBERLIN LCRI CUMULATED 12-25
rev. 12-10
12.7B9.2:CSB99
Change in edition information
Updating Loose-Leafs
For a gradual replacement edition (see LCRI 12.3B), make a note about the
new edition statement.
250 ## $a 2nd ed.
500 ## $a Updated to 2nd ed., June 2001.
12.7B10:CSB117
Numbering and issuing peculiarities
CONSER standard and minimal record practice:
It is not required to use prescribed abbreviations or standardized
capitalization when giving this information in an unformatted note (362 1# field).
Numbers given as words may be transcribed as words or recorded as Arabic numerals.
If a serial has a new sequence of numbering (cf. 12.3G), give information
about the sequence in a 515 field rather than in a 362 field if it is considered
important for identification.
12.7B11.2:CSB100
Change in publication, distribution, etc.
Serials: Place of Publication
The intent of this LCRI is to limit the number of notes to those considered
important. Two important changes related to place are those that
1) involve a change in country or region;
260 ## $a Cambridge, Mass. : $b Harvard University Press, $c
1988-
500 ## $a Published: Austin : University of Texas, 1990-
2) involve a change in the place when the place has been used as a
qualifier for the uniform title and/or key title.
130 0# $a Careers in education (New York, N.Y.)
245 00 $a Careers in education
260 ## $a New York, N.Y. : $b EMC Press, $c 1990.
500 ## $a Published: Philadelphia : Harris Pub. Co., 1994-
Other specific changes may be noted at the discretion of the cataloger.
12.7B14.2:CSB97
Change in series
Serials
LC/PCC practice: For serials, generally note changes in series statements
by recording information in the series area instead of making notes on such changes. See
LCRI 1.6J.