Paper presented at the Cataloguing & Indexing Group conference in Edinburgh, UK in 2018.

1. Cataloguing printed ephemera in RDA. The London Library’s Per
Nozze Collection: a case study
Andrea Del Cornò – The London Library
andrea.delcorno@londonlibrary.co.uk

2. The instructions for the provision of more
detailed descriptions for early printed resources
are also applicable, selectively or in full, for any
resource determined by an agency to require a
more detailed description. This determination
may be made for any reason including, but not
limited to, age, rarity, fragility, or value as part
of a collection

3. • Users must be able to distinguish clearly
among different manifestations, and among
variations within a manifestation;
• Users must be able to perform most
identification and selection tasks without
direct access to the materials;
• Users must be able to investigate the physical
processes that produced the material, as well
as post-production alterations;
(Francis Lapka, 2016)

4. The London Library, Nozze 60

5. The London Library, Nozze, unnumbered

8. The London Library, Nozze 15

12. Cataloguing printed ephemera in RDA. The London Library’s Per
Nozze Collection: a case study
Andrea Del Cornò – The London Library
andrea.delcorno@londonlibrary.co.uk