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  1. www.loc.gov › aba › pccUsing the Cutter Table - Library of Congress

    Cutter Table. Below is a short Cutter table (taken from Classification and Shelflisting Manual instruction sheet G 63) for use as a guide. Note: The final Cutter number is based on entries already found in the shelflist (and in some cases entries reserved for other libraries for which LC does not have an item in its catalog).

  2. home.olemiss.edu › ~dtcheng › LC-cutter-tableLibrary of Congress Basic Cutter Table - Ole Miss

    Because of the infinite range of numbers, choose a cutter toward the center of the available span when cuttering for the first numeral in a class. This will allow room for both smaller and larger numbers. Source: Library of Congress. Subject Cataloging Manual: Shelflisting.

  3. www.loc.gov › catworkshop › lccLibrary of Congress Classification Training: Module 7

    The Cutter Table is a method for replacing letters with numbers, and it is usually used with the entry element – the primary or first-named creator or the title of the resource – in order to create an alphabetical arrangement of resources within a class number.

  4. guides.loc.gov › cataloging-cartographic-materials › subject-cuttersSubject Cutters by Topic - Library of Congress

    Jan 2, 2024 · The table below shows subject Cutters used in classifying cartographic materials arranged by topic in alphabetical order. These Cutters are used in the Library of Congress Classification scheme (LCC). Consult ClassWeb Plus for the most up-to-date listing of subject Cutters.

  5. www.itsmarc.com › crs › mergedProjectsLC Cutter Table: Basic - ITS • MARC

    Basic Table. Subject Cataloging Manual: Shelflisting, Cutter Numbers G 63, Background. Cuttering for words. After determining the filing position of the work, use the following table to create the Cutter: : After initial vowels. After initial letter S. After initial letters Qu. For initial letters Qa-Qt. After other initial consonants.

  6. www.loc.gov › aba › publicationsG 300 Regions and Countries Table - Library of Congress

    The table contains all 195 independent countries as of 2019, 26 major dependencies and areas of special sovereignty, some historical jurisdictions or entities, and some islands. The table is normally amended only when world events require the change of names of countries.

  7. guides.loc.gov › cataloging-cartographic-materials › subject-cuttersSubject Cutters - Cataloging Cartographic Materials - Library of...

    Jun 28, 2024 · This guide offers tools and resources for cataloging maps, atlases, geospatial datasets, globes, and other cartographic materials. It includes the Cartographic Resources Manual, subject and geographic Cutters, and Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms.

  8. guides.loc.gov › cataloging-cartographic-materials › geographic-cutter-numbersGeographic Cutters - Library of Congress

    Jul 3, 2024 · The Library of Congress maintains a list of all geographic locations to be used in classification and shelflisting. These Cutter numbers are also found on ClassWeb Plus.

  9. people.uvawise.edu › acv6d › CatalogManualsLibrary of Congress Cutter Table (G63) - University of Virginia's...

    Library of Congress Cutter Table (G63) For numbers use number range: A12 - A19 . After initial vowels for the second letter: use number: After initial letter S for the second letter: use number: After initial letters Qu for the third letter: use number: For initial letters Qa-Qt

  10. libguides.ala.org › catalogingtools › classificationCataloging Tools and Resources - American Library Association

    Jun 27, 2022 · Provides guidelines for establishing Library of Congress classification numbers and assigning them to library materials, as well as for shelflisting materials collected by the Library of Congress. Acquiring DDC Classification Schedules