Each auction listing is assigned a unique number to distinguish it for all other auction listings.
A specific auction's reference number.
A unique letter/number identifier assigned to each image by Duke staff and student assistants. The letter at the beginning of each item number indicates in which collection the item resides. AAAA and BBBB letters indicate the item is from the OAAA collection. SLG, SLP, etc. indicate the item is from the Outdoor Advertising Slide Library. PAV letters indicate the item is from the John Paver collection. XXX, XXH, etc. indicate the item is from the R. C. Maxwell Outdoor Company collection.
The four digit number that appears before each class and section in the quarterly schedule. This number identifies the class/section in the computer system and is used when a student wishes to register for that class/section, either in-person or touchtone.
A number in the system used by GPO for the selection and distribution of depository materials. Each document is assigned an item number according to the SuDoc number (which is assigned according to the agency responsible for publication and the type of document). The same item number may be attached to more than one SuDoc number. The item numbers selected by a library are listed online - see Item Lister. The List of Classes contains a list of item numbers and the SuDoc numbers attached to each number.
The number reflected on the barcode attached to the book or item for use in the automated marking and the automated circulation systems. The number is stored in the 090 Field of the bibliographic record for all items processed after May 1981, and in the ICP database for UP items, and may be used as an access point for both databases. see also Barcode.
Refers to the numeric designated stock number assigned to specific item.
The unique number assigned to a particular section of a particular course being offered during a quarter. To be used when registering for that course.
The individual line item number from a P.O. used to order a single part number.
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