Information:
The 667 - Nonpublic General Note contains a note
that gives general information about the 1XX
heading. The information may be permanent or
temporary and may be written in any form that is
adequate for the librarian to read as the
information is not publicly displayed. Each piece
of information is contained in a separate note.
Subfield a contains the nonpublic general note.
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Subfields
a Nonpublic general note (NR)
Examples:
100 1 _aGeisel, Theodor Seuss,
_d1904-
667 _aSUBJECT USAGE: This heading is not
valid for use as a subject. Works
about this person are entered under
Seuss, Dr.
110 2 _aGirl Scouts of the United States of
America
667 _aValid AACR 2 heading: Girl Scouts,
Inc.
110 2 _aBible Christians
667 _aIn 1907 the Methodist New Connexion,
Bible Christians, a United Methodists
Free Churches (of Great Britain)
merged to form the United Methodist
Church.
130 0 _aLittle Red Riding Hood
667 _aHeading for the basic story, not to
be used as main entry, use as an
added entry with the addition of a
language according to 25.12; each
individual work is entered under its
own author or title, e.g.
Rotkappcchen; Perrault, Charles,
1628-1703. Petit Chaperon rouge.
130 0 _aLittle rhino book
667 _aGive as a quoted note.
130 0 _aBible
667 _aDESCRIPTIVE USAGE: Bible headings
used in main and added entries are
analytical, i.e., they need to
contain all the data elements called
for by AACR2 rules 25.18A1-25. 18A13.
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