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730  Added Entry–Uniform Title (R)

Input Standards

Required if applicable/Required if applicable
1st Indicator  Nonfiling characters
0 No nonfiling characters
1-9 Number of nonfiling characters present
2nd Indicator  Type of added entry
blank character  No information provided
2 Analytical entry
Subfields (R=Repeatable  NR=Nonrepeatable) Input Standards
‡a Uniform title (NR) Mandatory/Mandatory
‡d Date of treaty signing (R) Required if applicable/Required if applicable
‡f Date of a work (NR) Required if applicable/Required if applicable
‡g Miscellaneous information (NR) Required if applicable/Required if applicable
‡h Medium (NR) Do not use/Do not use
‡k Form subheading (R) Required if applicable/Required if applicable
‡l Language of a work (NR) Required if applicable/Required if applicable
‡m Medium of performance for music (R) Required if applicable/Required if applicable
‡n Number of part/section of a work (R) Required if applicable/Required if applicable
‡o Arranged statement for music (NR) Required if applicable/Required if applicable
‡p Name of part/section of a work (R) Required if applicable/Required if applicable
‡r Key for music (NR) Required if applicable/Required if applicable
‡s Version (NR) Required if applicable/Required if applicable
‡t Title of a work (NR) Optional/Optional
‡x International Standard Serial Number (NR) Optional/Optional
‡3 Materials specified (NR) Optional/Optional
‡5 Institution to which field applies (NR) Required if applicable/Required if applicable


Definition

A uniform title used as an added entry. An added entry is assigned according to various cataloging rules to give access to the bibliographic record from headings which may not be more appropriately assigned as field 630 (Subject Added Entry–Uniform Title) or field 830 (Series Added Entry–Uniform Title) fields. Use for the following types of uniform titles:

  • Anonymous works
  • Composite manuscripts or manuscript groups
  • Concordats
  • Names of journals and newspapers
  • Radio and television programs
  • Motion pictures and videorecordings
  • Treaties and inter-governmental agreements
SER

Use field 730 for a title added entry that cannot be generated by any other field. In addition to using field 730 for uniform titles used to collocate records, use field 730 in AACR2 cataloging for serials uniform titles to differentiate items published under an identical title proper. The uniform title consists of the title proper followed by a qualifier enclosed in parentheses. The qualifier is usually the place of publication, distribution or name of the issuing body.

In cases of conflict, LC assigns uniform titles for serials entered under the title main entry (i.e., if the title proper of the item in hand is the same as the title proper of another serial record in WorldCat).

If the place qualifier changes (e.g., either the name of the place changes or the seat of publication changes), do not change the uniform title. Continue to use the existing record. Enter the appropriate information in a note.

If the issuing-body qualifier changes (e.g., either the name of the body changes or that body ceases to be associated with the work), create a new record with a new uniform title. See the Library of Congress Rule Interpretations for guidelines about choice of qualifier.

1st Indicator

 Nonfiling characters. The number of character positions associated with a definite or indefinite article (e.g., An or The) at the beginning of a title and that are disregarded in sorting and filing processes.

Note: Current practice is to enter the title without articles and use 1st indicator value 0.

0 No nonfiling characters. No initial article character positions are disregarded. Use value 0 if the title does not begin with an article.
730 0 Collection africaine.

Diacritical marks or special characters at the beginning of a series statement field that does not begin with an initial article are not counted as nonfiling characters.

730 0 Ökonomische Studien.
1-9 Number of nonfiling characters present.  A field begins with a definite or indefinite article that is disregarded in sorting and filing processes. Enter the number of characters in the article, plus spaces, punctuation, diacritical marks and special characters that precede the first significant word.

Any diacritical mark or special character associated with the first filing character is not included in the count of nonfiling characters.

2nd Indicator

 Type of added entry. The values distinguish between no information provided and an analytical entry. These indicators could be used to facilitate card filing arrangements. However, OCLC does not differentiate among types of added entries for sorting cards.
blank character No information provided. Either the added entry is not for an analytic or no information is provided as to whether the added entry is for an analytic.
245 0 0 Chemical pricing patters : ‡b comparisons of annual high and low prices for 1,250 key chemicals and related process materials for the years of 1952...
500 At head of title: Oil, paint and drug reporter.
730 0 Oil, paint and drug reporter.
2 Analytical entry. The item contains the work that is represented by the added entry.
100 1 Barwise, Jon.
245 1 4 The language of first-order logic : ‡b including the Macintosh program Tarski's world 4.0 / ‡ c Jon Barwise and John Etchemendy.
730 0 2 Tarski's world.

Subfields
‡a Uniform title The uniform title. Enter parenthetical information added to make a title distinctive in subfield ‡ a. Use subfield ‡ d to record the date of signing added to a uniform title for a treaty.
730 0 60 minutes (Television program)
730 0 Star is born (Motion picture : 1937)
‡d Date of treaty signing The date of signing for a treaty or other intergovernmental agreement.
730 0 2 Bonn Convention. ‡ d (1952). ‡ f 1980.
‡f Date of a work The date of publication used with a title of a work.
730 0 Bible. ‡ l Latin. ‡ s Vulgate. ‡ f 1454?
‡g Miscellaneous information

Data not identified in other subfields.

730 0 Bible. ‡ g Manuscripts, Latin. ‡ p N.T. ‡ p Gospels (Lindisfarne gospels)
‡h Medium

Do not use.

‡k Form subheading Standardized phrases added to a heading to gather records for certain kinds of materials. Form subheadings include: Manuscript; Protocols, etc.; Selections.
730 0 2 Talmud. ‡ l English. ‡k Selections.
‡l Language of a work The name of the language or the term representing the language (e.g., Polyglot) of a work.
730 0 2 Treaty on the Non-proliferation of Nuclear Weapons ‡d (1968). ‡ l Spanish. ‡f 1977.
‡m Medium of performance for music Terms designating the medium of performance.
730 0 Concertos, ‡ m violin, string orchestra, ‡r D major.
[Uniform title heading is used for a work of unknown authorship.]
‡n Number of part/section of a work The number designation for a part/section of a work. Numbering is defined as an indication of sequencing in any form (e.g., Book two, Part 1 or Supplement A). Separate multiple numberings with a comma.
730 0 Economics library selections. ‡ n Series 1, ‡ p New books in economics.
‡o Arranged statement for music The abbreviation arr. used in a uniform title field.
730 0 2 God save the king; ‡ o arr. ‡ f 1982.
‡p Name of part/section of a work A name designation of a part/section of a work.
730 0 American Convention on Human Rights ‡ d (1969). ‡ n Part 2, ‡ p Means of Protection. ‡ l Spanish. ‡ f 1979.
[Part/section is both numbered and named.]
‡r Key for music The statement of key in which the music is written.
730 0 Concertos, ‡ m violin, string orchestra, ‡ r D major.
‡s Version The versions, edition, etc., information.
730 0 Bible. ‡ p N.T. ‡ p Luke. ‡ l Greek. ‡ s Codex Sinaiticus.
‡t Title of a work The title page title of a work. Unlikely to be used in field 730.
‡x International Standard Serial Number

The International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) for a serial title given in the title portion of a name/title field. The ISSN is an agency-assigned data element.

Note: The print program provides ISSN before the number in printed series statements. The ISSN does not print in the series tracing or added entry.

‡3 Materials specified

The part of the described materials to which the field applies.

‡5 Institution to which field applies A code of the institution or organization that holds the copy to which the field applies. Use for notes that do not apply to the universal description of the item. See MARC Code List for Organizations or Symbols and Interlibrary Loan Policies in Canada.
730 0 Index librorum prohibitorum. ‡f f1570. ‡5 [MARC organization code]

Printing

 Field 730 prints as a heading and tracing. Subfields ‡x, ‡3, ‡4 and ‡5 do not print. In the tracing paragraph, the print program supplies consecutive roman numerals for added entry tracings.

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