the information in the NEOS Libraries' Catalogue that shows which years and/or volumes of a journal are available. i.e. 05/01/1932 - [present], or 01/01/1981 - 12/31/1999.

The record of the volumes or issues of a particular work owned by a library.  The term is also used to refer to the whole library collection or a collection in one subject area.

The specific issues of a serial title which a library owns.

The collective resources owned or held by a library.

the issues and volumes of a serial held (owned) by a library. A library may hold incomplete run s of serial titles. In TRELLIS, the library's catalogue, the "Library has:" field indicates the library holdings.

The books, years of a periodical, or other items the library owns.

The volumes or parts of serial publications possessed by a library.

Materials owned by a library. Frequently it is used to denote the record of volumes and issues of serials owned by a library.

Items owned by a library (books, journals, magazines, etc.).

items in the stock of a library (Keenan, p.8)

A set of fields in the BMCC Library Catalog in serial records that shows exactly which years and volumes of that serial are available at BMCC. Records for multi-volume books also contain a holdings field.

a collection of rare books and journals that document, through text and drawings, the wonders of Australia's natural world

Items owned by the library (books, periodicals, volumes, etc.). "Periodical holdings" or "serial holdings" refer to individual issues of a periodical or serial owned by the library.

Details of the library's holdings of a journal or newspaper title that we have in our collection.

items or material owned by the library. For example "periodical holdings" refers to which volumes, or issues, of a particular magazine or journal are held or owned by Amberton's library.

The items (books, periodicals, videorecordings, etc.) owned by a library. Use the "Back" button at the top of your screen to return to the previous screen.

Information about the books, journals, newspapers, and magazine issues owned by the Library.

The books, periodicals, and other materials in the library collection.

All the items that make up the library collection.

The materials such as books, newspapers, and manuscripts held by a library or repository.

Refers to the particular items a library has in its collection and is often used in relation to the particular volumes/issues of a periodical held by a library. Details of University of Melbourne holdings are found by using the Library catalogue. For example, The Journal of Psychology: The holdings statement tells us that the Baillieu Library has received this journal since volume 1, 1935, onwards (indicated by the dash -).

Some library material arrives in more than one piece. Holdings are a listing of all of the pieces for an item. Most of the time, when you see a holdings record, you will be looking at a periodical. The holdings record will tell you exactly which years and volumes of a periodical the library owns. There are also records for multi-volume books that include holdings.

the information in the NEOS Libraries' Catalogue that shows which years and/or volumes of a journal are available and in which NEOS Libraries they are available.

The copies of an item available in the Library or in NEOS.

The terminology used to indicate the specific volumes and issues of serial titles, which are held by a particular library.

Statement indicating what years or parts Nimitz Library has for a title.

the books, periodicals, and other materials owned by this library.

The athletes that are owned across all portfolios that a Member owns.

All the materials in various formats owned by the library. More... about the holdings of this library ...

the specific materials that a library owns

A list of the number of copies held by the Library. Includes call numbers, volume, material and status codes.

Holdings refer to materials owned by the Library. Specifically, holdings refer to the volumes/years of periodicals or serials that the Library owns.

This term may be defined in two ways. (1) Materials in the library (2) The volumes or parts of a serial in the library's collection Interlibrary Loan (I.L.L.): A service that enables the University community to obtain materials that are not available in the library. Books, copies of articles, government documents, and other materials may be borrowed from other libraries through I.L.L. Journal: A publication that contains scholarly articles written either by professors, researchers, or experts in a subject area. An abstract and a bibliography usually appear within an article. Keyword: Signficant search term used to find information in a database. A keyword may be in the title, abstracts, notes, or descriptor fields. Library of Congress Subject Headings: Terms used by the Library of Congress to divide knowledge into related subject areas, and by the library to arrange books on the shelves. These terms are published in four large red volumes, often called "LCSH" or sometimes just "the big red books." Volumes are located near the reference desk.

Th list of books, journals and other items owned by a library.

List of the number of copies and shelf location for library materials.

All the items in various formats owned by a library.

The total stock of materials (print and nonprint) owned by a library or library system, listed in its catalog.

Refers to the inventory of volumes and issues that can be found on the shelves in a given library. In the UF Libraries' Catalog, be sure to click on the Location line to view the complete inventory and to see whether items are on the shelf or checked out. Set the "Select Sub-library" to ALL to make sure you're seeing all the volumes in all the libraries included in that record.

The statement in IUCAT that identifies the volumes, issues, and years of a periodical (journal, magazine, newspaper, or other serial publication) owned by each campus in the Indiana University Libraries system.

What the library holds or owns is called holdings. Frequently, the term is used to show which volumes or issues the library has of a particular periodical or multi-volume set. When looking at a periodical record in Socrates, be sure to look at the Long record to view the holdings. Information Literacy/ICT Literacy More information can be found here.

all the materials (books, periodicals, microtext, etc.) possessed by the library.

Often this term applies just to the issues of a magazine or journal owned by the Libraries, but it can also refer to all the materials (books, periodicals, audiovisual media, electronic databases) in the Libraries' collections.

The materials owned by a library. See collection.

the books, journals and media a library actually owns. In the case of journals, holdings also refers to what volumes (years) are in the collection.

The materials owned by a library; often refers to the specific dates and volumes of a periodical owned by the library.

A set of fields in the Pepperdine Library Catalog in a periodical record that shows exactly which years and volumes of that periodical are available at Pepperdine.

This term refers to the individual items held by the Library within a particular title. In catalogue records, holdings are often found in the "Library Has" line. For example, Time magazine is a weekly; knowing the Library receives the magazine is only the first step. To find out exactly which weekly issues the Library has, the user would check the holdings.

the books, periodicals, and other materials owned by the library.

The total stock of materials, print and nonprint, owned by a library. In a narrower sense, all the copies, volumes, issues, or parts of a serial publication owned by a library.

A statement or record of the volumes and dates of a particular work owned by a library. The card catalog or online catalog is one example of a holdings record for a library.

The books, journals and other materials contained within the library.

Items (books, periodicals, audiovisual materials, databases, etc.) owned by a library. May also refer to the issues of a periodical owned by a library.

All the materials (print and nonprint) owned by a library. In the GIL online catalog, ASU holdings for an item usually appear in the middle of the screen of the brief record display, under the bar that says Library Holdings. Sometimes below this area you will see the message "Press (Return) for more holdings" or "No holdings at this location. Press (Return for holdings at other locations." When you see this message, pressing the Return or Enter key will bring up additional holdings information. When the Library Holdings area says "Serial," check the blue-covered Serials Printout for complete holdings information.

The exact issues of magazines, journals, and newspapers the Libraries own or have access to; this is different from Publication Dates.

1) OCLC institution symbols attached to a record, indicating libraries that own the item described by the record. 2) The collective resources owned or held by the library. See also set holdings.

Generally, it refers to the books, periodicals, and other materials owned by a library.

The group of items (books, journals, magazines) included in a library. When a database has holdings information that means it can tell you which libraries own the items listed.

All the materials (print, nonprint, and electronic) owned by a library.

a library's collection of documents and other materials.  Also a set of fields in a catalog record that shows exactly which years and volumes of a periodical are available in this library.

This term often applies solely to the issues of a magazine or journal owned by the library, but it can also refer to all the materials (books, periodicals, audiovisual resources, databases, etc.) in the library's collections.

A library's collection of materials. In BISON, the Holdings show which volumes of a set or a journal the Libraries actually owns.

All items in a library's collection.

All the materials in various formats owned by a library.

the materials owned by a library are sometimes referred to as its holdings

All the cataloged and uncataloged materials in the possession of the library.

Items (books, periodicals, et al.) owned by a library.

The volumes or years of a journal title a library owns. Although a journal may have begun in 1896, the library's HOLDINGS begin with the year the library first subscribed to the periodical.

1. Record of issues and volumes the Libraries has of a specific serial title. 2. Often used as a synonym for collection (the materials owned by a library).

will show you the libraries that own the item, the Collection, Call Number and the Status of each item.

Issues of a serial owned by a library; also may be used to mean the library's entire collection.

A library term used to indicate what the library owns. It can refer to certain collections within the library, for instance periodical holdings would be all the magazines, journals and newspapers owned by the library in either paper or microform.

The book, periodical, and/or multimedia contents of a library; the library's "inventory."

The exact items a library owns. The term most typically refers to the specific issues of a magazine or journal in a library. This information is often listed in a library's catalog as a holdings statement. up to directory

A library's collection of books, periodicals, and media.

A term used to indicate the items owned by a library.

materials available in the libraries, indexed in Blais.