MARC Manual: Understanding and Using MARC Records

This softcover edition is in good condition with typical signs of library use, such as stamps or markings indicating its ex-library status. The binding remains intact, ensuring durability for continued use. There is no dust jacket, and any wear is consistent with its age and previous handling in a library environment.

The "MARC Manual: Understanding and Using MARC Records" by Deborah J. Byrne is a comprehensive guide published by Libraries Unlimited, Inc. in 1991. This softcover edition, printed in Englewood, Colorado, serves as a vital resource for librarians and bibliographic professionals aiming to master the MARC (Machine-Readable Cataloging) system. The book includes bibliographical references and an index, making it a practical tool for understanding the intricacies of cataloging and library automation. Byrne's expertise in library science is evident throughout the text, providing valuable insights into data processing and management within library systems. The ISBN for this edition is 0-87287-813-9. This copy is an ex-library edition, indicating previous use in a library setting, which may appeal to collectors who value provenance. The book is essential for those in the field of library science or anyone interested in the history and application of MARC records.