National Union catalog of manuscript collections
- Library of Congress. Cataloging Distribution Service (Added Author)
- Library of Congress. Manuscript Division (Added Author)
- Library of Congress. Special Materials Cataloging Division (Added Author)
- Library of Congress. Manuscript Division (Subject)
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Title varies. Library of Congress appears at head of title in some volumes.
Publisher varies: 1959-1961, J.W. Edwards; 1962, The Shoe String Press; 1981-, The Library of Congress; 1991-, Catalogin Distribution Service, Library of Congress.
"The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections, established in 1959, is a cooperative cataloging program in which repositories from all over the United States open to the public report their holdings of manuscript collections to the Library of Congress. Staff members of the Manuscripts Section of the Library's Special Materials Cataloging Division prepare catalog entries for these reports, which are published annually in book form by the Library of Congress"--Index to personal names in the National Union Catalog of manuscript collections, 1959-1984, p. vii.
A separate index usually accompanies each volume.
Also available on digital images.
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