7XX
7XX Fields: General Instructions
700 Added Entry - Personal Name
710 Added Entry – Corporate Name
711 Added Entry – Meeting Name
730 Added Entry – Uniform Title
740 Added Entry - Uncontrolled Related\Analytical Title
752 Added Entry - Hierarchical Place Name
755 Added Entry - Physical Characteristics
7XX Fields: General Instructions
Enter 7xx fields in tag order, and in alphabetical order within each tag.
Required for a co-creator of a collection.
Use for significant works created by someone other than main entry in 1xx.
If a collection contains drafts or published copies of printed publications, use a 7xx for the creator or a 730 when there is no author to facilitate searching.
Also use for creators of part of a collection without main entry.
Example:
245 00 ‡a Directory of physicians practicing in the United States and Canada : ‡k manuscript.
520__ ‡a Manuscript directory of physicians practicing in the United States and Canada circa 1839-1842, recorded in several hands. Entries for Orange County, New York, are signed and dated Samuel B. Barlow (Yale 1822 M.D.), 1839 May 21; other contributors are unidentified. […]
700 1_ ‡a Barlow, Samuel B. ‡q (Samuel Bancroft), ‡d 1798-1876.
700 (Added Entry - Personal Name)
Second indicator is blank, except when creating an analytical entry with title subdivision ‡t.
700 1_ ‡a [Name], ‡d [dates].
700 12 ‡a [Name], ‡d [dates]. ‡t [Uniform title].
710 (Added Entry - Corporate Name)
For manuscript components of printed collections, use for collection names devised by Brbl. See provenance tracing instructions in the Rare Book Cataloging Unit cataloging manual.
711 (Added Entry - Meeting Name)
No additional local guidelines.
730 (Added Entry - Uniform Title)
No additional local guidelines.
740 (Added Entry - Uncontrolled Related\Analytical Title)
Do not use for varying forms of the title in 245; use 246.
752 (Added Entry - Hierarchical Place Name)
Do not use.
755 (Added Entry - Physical Characteristics)
Do not use.
773 (Host Item Entry)
Do not use.
Use 580 to describe relationship between parts of a collection cataloged separately.