Schema Di Catalogo Sistematico Per Le Biblioteche Con Indice Dei Soggetti E Norme Per La Sua Compilazione ...

This is a historical cataloging schema for libraries, complete with a subject index and guidelines for its compilation. Originally published in 1890, "Schema Di Catalogo Sistematico Per Le Biblioteche Con Indice Dei Soggetti E Norme Per La Sua Compilazione ..." offers insight into the cataloging practices of the late 19th century. Authored by Giuliano Bonazzi, the book provides a detailed system for organizing and indexing library collections. This work is a valuable resource for library science historians and those interested in the evolution of library cataloging methods.

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