Serial Editing Exercises for ISSN and Frequency
Exercise records may be retrieved from Torbis using staff subject search “serial exercise
[A, B, etc.] . Copies of each record will be made, e.g. A01-I01, B02-I02, etc. in Torbis
with each trainee assigned a letter.
Exercises 1-4 Update the bibliographic record for the ISSN if necessary.
Exercise 1. <SERIAL EXERCISE x01>
Cover:
Phainomenon
revista de fenomenologia
Centro de Filosofia da Faculdade de
Letras da Universidade de Lisboa
ISSN: 0874-9493
Exercise 2. <SERIAL EXERCISE x02>
Cover:
Les cahiers de noesis
Centre de recherches d'histoire des idées
1275-7691
Exercise 3. <SERIAL EXERCISE x03>
Title page:
Conservation Research
Washington, DC
National Gallery of Art
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Page facing title page:
Studies in the
history of art
Back cover:
ISSN: 0091-738
Exercise 4. <SERIAL EXERCISE x04>
Handbook of Canadian consumer
markets
Page facing title page:
Canadian study
0069-8342
Back cover:
0225-4190
Comment: 022
Exercises 5-7: 310 was left out of the record. Insert 310.
Exercise 5 <SERIAL EXERCISE x05> Etudes phenomenologiques
Exercise 6. <SERIAL EXERCISE x06> Ark (London, England)
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Exercise 7. <SERIAL EXERCISE x07> Bulletin / Dallas Museum of Art
Colophon:
Published monthly; issues for June-September
published bimonthly
Exercises 8-10. Update the record to account for the change in frequency.
Exercise 8. <SERIAL EXERCISE x08> Historische Mitteilungen.
Note from Harassowitz inserted in Heft 1, 2006 issue: With Heft 1, 2006, Historische
Mitteilungen will return to twice-yearly publication.
Exercise 9. <SERIAL EXERCISE x09> Journal of applied psychology (for the hard
copy; we’ll ignore the records for the electronic resource manifestations)
Note from the publisher on the Mar. 2006 issue: Beginning with this issue, Journal of
applied psychology will be issued monthly (bimonthly June through Sept.).
Exercise 10. <SERIAL EXERCISE x10> Historical journal (Cambridge, England). (For
the hard copy; ignore the record for the electronic resource manifestation)
Note from the publisher on the 2010 issue: Due to financial cutbacks, The Historical
Journal will be published every two years beginning with this issue.
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