A Library Primer by John Cotton Dana
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Acme Library Card Pocket.
Under Pat. Sept. 26, '76, "Ref. Index File." Made by LIBRARY BUREAU, 125 Franklin St., Chicago * * * * * Keep your Card In this Pocket.] To every borrower the library issues a borrower's card. This card is made of heavy, colored tag-board, and contains the borrowers' name and address, and his number in the series of borrowers' numbers. The librarian, before delivering a book to a borrower, takes from the pocket the book-card, writes on it the number found at the top of the borrower's card, and after it, with a dater, stamps the day of the month. At the same time he stamps the same date on the borrower's card, and on the pocket in the book or on a dating slip pasted in the book opposite the pocket. [Illustration: Book card. (Reduced; actual size 12-1/2 x 7-1/2 cm.) 340 D68 Dole, E.P. Talks about law Ja. 4 826 Ja. 11 F. 6 246 F. 15 Ap. 1 836] The borrower's card he places in the book pocket, the book-card he |
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