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Bound Volumes
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Place
the barcodes as directed below, avoid covering the title if possible.
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Place
one barcode on the page opposite the back inside cover, near
the top of the page in the center. If no room is available, place
barcode at the top of the inside back cover.
If
no space is available, consult with a supervisor.
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Place
duplicate barcode on the front cover* in the upper left corner.
Do not cover a Princeton call number or location label already
present on the item. Place the barcode as close to the upper
left corner as possible, leaving a little space between the label
border and the edge and spine of the book. If a label in
the upper left corner leaves no space for a barcode above it,
place the barcode beside the label, close to the top of the book.
*On
books that read right-to-left, place the duplicate barcode in
the upper left corner of the back cover.
Exceptions:
Bound
volumes for Dixon: "front cover" barcode should
be placed on the jacket.
For
bound volumes for SA with covers made from exotic material (leather,
vellum, metal, etc.), or covers that are themselves a work of
art such asa full-cover reproduction of a painting, place "front
cover" barcode on the page facing the t.p. verso (the old-fashioned
way). If the cover is merely illustrated and includes blank
space and/or text, place the barcode on the cover. If
in doubt, place "front cover" barcode on the page
facing the t.p. verso.
Old
barcode stock may continue to be used on the following:
Cardboard containers such as archive and manuscript boxes
Uncat reserve duplicates
Professor's copies and reserve photocopies.
Firestone circulation circ-on-the-fly
ILS circ-on-the-fly
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