[DCRM-L] Linking multiple books with printed waste

[Erin Blake]

Do you know which manifestation of the work the printed waste came from?
Actually, even if you don't, it could still be handled this way: create a
record for the printed waste, with a devised title beginning [Printed waste
from....] and access points for the Spinoza work. Someone searching for the
Spinoza will find a record for two extremely incomplete copies: "Bound with
[Call number for first book]" and "Bound with [Call number for second
book]". The bib record for the printed waste and the bib records for the
manifestations containing the printed waste could then be linked through a
787.

We haven't had that precise situation, but here's a similar one where we
used a 787 field to create reciprocal links, with "Records for related
material:" as the label:
https://hamnet.folger.edu/cgi-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?BBID=340195 (it's a copper
printing plate for a book illustration that links to the bib record for the
book, and vice versa).

Erin.

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On Wed, Jul 28, 2021 at 2:05 PM Guerrero, Jose at CSL <
jose.guerrero at library.ca.gov> wrote:

> Howdy folks,
>
> I've come across a several books in one of my institution's collections
> that have shared provenance and printed waste endpapers that came from the
> same source.
>
> My question: would it be appropriate to create a linking field that points
> to the work that the endpapers were taken from? Something like:
>
> 700 1_ : |i Container of (work): |a Espinosa, Isidro Felix de, |d
> 1679-1755. |t Compendio de la vida marabillosa del gloriosissimo padre S.
> Francisco de Assisi. |5 C-S
>
> The goal would be to make it possible to search books whose printed waste
> comes from the same work. I want to say "an incomplete copy of this one
> book exists as the end papers of multiple other books."
>
> Has anyone come across something similar--printed waste from a single text
> used in bindings for multiple books--and tried to create links/associations
> between those different books in some way?
>
> Thanks,
> Jose
>
> ​Jose C. Guerrero / Librarian / California State Library / Sutro Library
> Branch
> 1630 Holloway Avenue / 5th Floor / San Francisco, CA 94132 / 415.469.6136
>
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