A secondary catalog entry (access point). Any entry other than the main entry.
An entry additional to the main entry, by which an item is represented in a catalog. This is an access point, such as editor, subject, etc., which can be used in a search. For example, a book edited by John Smith would have "Smith, John" as an added entry.
Secondary access point or any other than the main entry (for example, the author is the main entry and joint authors, illustrators, editors, etc. are added entries).
An additional entry other than the main entry in a catalogue. Added entries include subject, title, joint author, illustrator, editor, translator, and series entries.
Any entry made in addition to the main entry. Added entries can be made for joint authors, illustrators, editors, compilers, translators, series, title, and subjects.
The second and subsequent points of identification a user will see when looking for an item in a card catalog or automated system. Added entries may be listed for important people who contributed to the work (i.e. illustrators) or key titles or title information associated with the item (ex. a famous short story in a published volume of short stories). MARC Fields: 505, 7xx (name/title or title added entries).
An entry, additional to the main entry, by which an item is represented in a catalog; a secondary entry. See also Main entry.
An entry, additional to the main entry, by which an item is represented in a catalog. (e.g. name added entry, title added entry).
