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Travel guides were catalogued on serial records until May 2013.
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Tourist travel guides are catalogued as monographs, with a separate bibliographic record for each new edition of a title.
09X Dates
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Date is added to Dewey number after the cutter, e.g.
092 914.3712 DID 2015
100 1 Di Duca, Marc.
245 14 The Rough Guide to Prague/|c9th edition updated by Marc Di Duca
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For revised editions if EPL has earlier edition(s) in its DDC classified collection. Add even if main entry differs resulting in different cutters or Dewey number has changed between editions
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For travel guides (whether tourist guides (914-919) or residential guides (940-990).
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Do not add dates to an author’s travelogue, travel diary or blog, etc.
09X DDC Travel/Geography
[914-919] Physical geography of and travel in specific places
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Class books dealing with the physical geography of an area (i.e. with its natural, not its man-made features) and those dealing with travel in 914-919.
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Use up to 8 digits.
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Add chronological divisions with -04 for monographs.
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Add date of coverage/publication to travel guides in monograph format, including both print and videorecordings.
092 \\ 919.6971 FOD 2012
245 00 Fodor's Kauai
264 \1 New York :$bFodor's Travel Publications,$c[2012]
264 \4 $cc2012
490/830 Series
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Decide if a series statement is warranted on a case-by-case basis.
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When Lonely Planet or Moon appears at the top of the title page, record it as an at head of title note, not a 490. Include a 246 in the record for Lonely Planet + title, e.g.
245 10 Living abroad in Japan /$cRuthy Kanagy.
246 3\ Moon living abroad in Japan
246 30 Japan
500 \\ At head of title: Moon.
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It is not necessary to include |xISSN in series statement.