Housing single-sheet material: 'Fishering' at the Bodleian Library, Oxford | fatcat!

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`[CIT0001]` via crossref	HOUSING SINGLE-SHEET MATERIAL: THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FASCICULE SYSTEM AT THE BODLEIAN LIBRARY Helen Lindsay, Christopher Clarkson 1994 The Paper Conservator doi:10.1080/03094227.1994.9638587
`[CIT0002]` via crossref-grobid	Herbert. 1865-1940. historian, statesman, and Warden of New College Albert Laurens Fisher
`[CIT0003]` via crossref-grobid	London: Society of Archivists. The problems of earlier housing systems at the Bodleian Library and the development of the fascicule system are described by Lindsay and Clarkson 40-42. Guarding and filing is another method of housing single-sheet material, this has never been used at the Bodleian Library though. For a description of the technique, see D B Wardle , M Jones 1971 The Paper Conservator2
`[CIT0004]` via crossref-grobid	This was first identified in 1983 in a meeting held between the Bodleian Library departments of Conservation and Western Manuscripts to review the first year of the fascicule system. The minutes of this meeting recall that ‘collections of modern papers presented different problems, and it was felt that we need to look at alternative methods of protecting them in use by readers‘,’.otes of an informal meeting between Western MSS, and Conservation staff 1983
`[CIT0005]` via crossref	‘The storage of single sheets—adapted from Chris Clarkson's notes’, 5. Transcript of an unpublished seminar given at’.he Society of Archivists Annual Instructional Meeting of Archive Conservators’, Aberystwyth, 5–9 Sept Segal J. 1989
`[CIT0006]` via crossref-grobid	Clarkson Lindsay
`[CIT0007]` via crossref-grobid	Although usage records for individual manuscripts are not kept they seem to have received moderate use
`[CIT0008]` via crossref-grobid	39 In many ways both the fascicule system and fisherizing mirror Chinese bookbinding methods in which ‘the text was separated from its protective cover’ and was’.ery light to hold and easy to open’, see Martinique, E.Chinese Traditional Bookbinding: A Study of its Evolution and Techniques 1983 Asian Library Series No
`[CIT0009]` via crossref-grobid	Awkward or difficult leaves include small leaves, bifolia, or items, for example photographs
`[CIT0010]` via crossref-grobid	This is our standard guarding paper and is also used for the fascicule system. It works well with lightweight typing papers; different weights of guard paper may be required for other manuscripts
`[CIT0011]` via crossref	Letters Robert Lindsay 2012 Internal Medicine News doi:10.1016/s1097-8690(12)70133-6
`[CIT0012]` via crossref	Type 10 cast table board chopper. Schimanek
`[CIT0013]` via crossref-grobid	Archive Bookend Cartridge 140g m−2
`[CIT0014]` via crossref	1998 The East Asian Library Journal volume:8
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`[CIT0016]` via crossref-grobid	Archival neutral grey manilla cover paper 225g m−2
`[CIT0017]` via crossref-grobid	Limp vellum binding and its potential as a conservation type structure for the rebinding of early printed books’ ICOM-CC Preprints of fourth triennial meeting 1975
`[CIT0018]` via crossref-grobid	They are now housed at the Bodleian Library in a measured Kasemake box. Earlier fisherized booklets were either housed in standard size die-cut commercial archival boxes or in tailor-made phase boxes
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