Information:
The 130 tag contains a uniform title used as a main
entry. There will be no 100, 110, or 111 field if the
record contains a 130 tag. This occurs when the work
is entered directly under title and the work appears
under varying titles, necessitating that a particular
title be chosen to represent the work.
For example, if the library collection has several
items which are all versions of Beowulf and the title
entered from the title page in the 245 subfield a does
not contain the title Beowulf, then a 130 may be
created. By producing this field, the library user
will be able to do a title search on Beowulf, and
obtain a hit on the title, even if the title proper is
not Beowulf.
130 0 _aBeowulf.
_lEnglish.
245 14 _aThe complete transcript and analysis
of Beowulf.
The Uniform Titles in the 130 field are primarily for
sacred scriptures, creeds, liturgical works without an
author/composer, and anonymous classics.
The uniform title will bring all renditions of the
title together in the title index.
Subfield n contains the number designation used in a
title for sequencing. Subfield p contains the name
designation used in further defining a title. Subfield
l contain the language of the present work. Subfield h
contains the medium qualifier used with the title.
This is optional. Subfield k contains subheadings such
as Manuscripts; Protocols, etc.; Selections. Subfield
s contains the version, edition, etc. of the item.
Subfield m contains instruments, ensemble for music.
Subfield o contains abbreviation arr. if work is an
arrangement. Subfield f contains the date of
publication for the work. This will generally be the
last subfield in the 130 tag.
Indicators
First Nonfiling characters
0-9 Number of non-filing characters present
(However, according to AACR2 do not enter
initial articles unless the article is an
intricate part of the title.)
Second Undefined
blank Undefined
Subfields
a Uniform title (NR)
n Number of part/section of a work (R)
p Name of part/section of a work (R)
l Language (NR)
h Medium (GMD) (NR)
k Form subheading (R)
s Version (NR)
d Date of treaty signing (R)
m Medium of performance for music (R)
r Key for music (NR)
o Arranged statement for music (NR)
f Date of a work (NR)
Punctuation
The field ends with a mark of punctuation (., !, ?, -)
or a closing parenthesis.
Examples:
AACR2 form of entry for parts of the Bible.
130 0 _aBible.
_pO.T.
_pSong of Solomon.
_lEnglish.
_sAuthorized.
_f1971.
245 14 _aThe song of Solomon.
RDA form of entry for parts of the Bible.
130 0 _aBible.
_pSong of Solomon.
_lEnglish.
_sAuthorized.
_f1971.
245 14 _aThe song of Solomon.
130 0 _aMother Goose.
_kSelections.
245 14 _aThe Golden Mother Goose.
130 0 _aTalmud.
_pBezah.
_lEnglish.
245 10 _aTractate Besah.
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