At 23:23 12/18/03, you wrote:
What do you do with a donation of a book that is a work of art? You
can't process it with the usual labels, pocket, stickers, etc.
We have received donation of an original Haggadah with black and white
art work from linoleum cuts. It is a limited edition
Andrea--
It sounds as though you have received your first rare or special
acquisition. Congratulations. Collecting such materials can be very
interesting and rewarding, and, to my mind, could be a definite part of a
school, congregational, or community library program as well.
Such items
A faculty friend from the University of Cincinnati sent me the following
note. We do not have the dust jacket he mentions. Is there anyone out
there who can help him? Please do respond to the list, especially if you
are addressing the issue of dust jackets in collections.
Thanks,
Dan
Dear Safranim,
I am trying to locate an article about the issue of chadash-yashan on
Pesach. The patron said it appeared in the Journal of Halacha and
Contemporary Society (RJJ) in an early volume. If anyone can help with
this, please let me know.
Thanks, and wishing all of you a happy Hanukah!
Hi Dan, et al,
You didn't mention HUC's Cincinnati policy about dust jackets ... from what
I remember the practice had been to cut the inside flaps of the dust jacket
and glue them into the books to preserve any author information etc. I
know that jackets had been selectively kept as well (but
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