Map (MP)  (Appendix B:  Full Level Record Examples)

This example can be identified as a record for a printed map by code e in Leader/06, and more specifically as a globe by code d in field 007/00.  This record illustrates the use of several fields related to cartographic material:  field 034 (Coded Cartographic Mathematical Data) and field 255 (Cartographic Mathematical Data), as well as field 052 (Geographic Classification).

034  1#  $aa$b41849600$dW1800000$eE1800000$fN0900000$gS0900000

040  ##  $a<organization code>$c<organization code>

052  ##  $a3170

100  1#  $aHarig, Karl-F.

245  10  $aReader's Digest world antique spot globe /$ccartography by Karl-F. Harig.

246  14  $aReader's Digest world antique spot globe : encyclopedic handbook.

255  ##  $aScale 1:41,849,600$c(W 180°--E 180°/N 90°--S 90°).

260  ##  $a[Copenhagen] Denmark :$bScan-Globe,$cc1984, c1980.

300  ##  $a1 globe :$bcol., plastic, mounted on plastic base ;$c31 cm. in diam.

500  ##  $aRelief shown by spot heights.

500  ##  $aCover title of accompanying text: Reader's Digest world antique spot globe : encyclopedic handbook.

500  ##  $aGlobe lights up from inside by means of detachable electric cord and interior lightbulb.

500  ##  $aWhen the globe is lit, any place on earth can be pinpointed if the latitude and longitude are known. When these two facts are given, it is possible to adjust the two scales to the given figures of latitude and longitude. It causes a pinpoint of light to indicate where the place lies.

500  ##  $aAccompanied by text and index: Spot globe 2000 edited by Steen B. Bocher and Henrik B. Hoffmeyer. 17th ed., 1983. 168 p. : ill., maps; 15 x 21 cm.

650  #0  $aGlobes.

700  1#  $aBocher, Steen Bugge,$d1906-

700  1#  $aHoffmeyer, Henrik B.

710  2#  $aReader's Digest Association.

710  2#  $aScan-Globe A/S.

730  0#  $aSpot globe 2000.

See also:

Appendix B:  Full Level Record Examples

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