Library of Congress Card Number The number assigned to an item by the Library of Congress, which is also a depository library. Used to order catalog cards from LC and to search the OCLC database.
Library of Congress Call Number. A sequence of numbers used to identify materials.
Established in 1901, a numbering system assigned by the Library of Congress, this number is used by libraries throughout the United States to identify each book in their stacks. Every book that is expected to sell to libraries must have a Library of Congress Catalog Number.
Library of Congress Card Number. Assigned by the Library of Congress when the biblographic record is created. Recorded in the 010 field of a MARC record.
an identifier assigned by the Library of Congress for a metadata record (e
a unique control number assigned to a bibliographic record by the Library of Congress
Library of Congress Catalog Card number. The first two digits of this number reflect the year in which LC cataloged the publication.
Library of Congress Control Number, a numbering system that lists forthcoming publications. This collection of selected titles is used by most public and private libraries, researchers and bibliographers.
Established in 1901, a numbering system that lists forthcoming publications; this collection of selected titles is used by most public and private libraries, researchers and bibliographers. It stands for Library of Congress Control Number.
Also called a Library of Congress Control Number, this is used to identify your book that is cataloged in the Library of Congress Collection. By using the Library of Congress PCN (Pre-assigned Card Number) Program, the number can be obtained early to list it on the copyright page of your book. Youâ€(tm)ll need this number if you plan to market your books to libraries.
An accession number for the Library of Congress. The Library of Congress formerly referred to control numbers as card numbers. The LCCN is usually a two-character number followed by a hyphen then up to six numbers. For example, 83-43080. LCCNs after January 2001 are four characters, a hyphen, and then up to six numbers.
The Library of Congress Control Number or LCCN is a number assigned by the Library of Congress to an individual bibliographic item. http://www.fsc.follett.com/libraries/data/marctags/tag010.html
Library of Congress Control Number. Appears in field 010 of the MARC record. LCSH Library of Congress Subject Headings.
Library of Congress Control Number. The unique number assigned to a cataloging record by the Library of Congress. LCCNs are also assigned to publishers in advance of publication, so that the number may be printed in the item or used in advertising the item. The LCCN is used as an access point to a bibliographic record in LIAS and in national databases. The LCCN was formerly referred to as the LC Card Number. We still use this older name on some of the forms used in CES cataloging.
Library of Congress Catalog Number. The number assigned to books when using the Library of Congress Classification System. Our library uses the Dewey Decimal Classification System.