Books - UNB : 1951. 1951 Aug. 27 - Nov. 27.

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Books - UNB : 1951. 1951 Aug. 27 - Nov. 27.

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Letters, telegrams, memos and invoices regarding the University of New Brunswick Library and the acquisition of books. There is discussion concerning the circulation policy for the Beaverbrook Collection; University of Toronto's interlibrary loan policy and Beaverbrook's views on it; the particulars of stamping "Beaverbrook Collection" on books including prices; the acquisition of additional Gordon (Governor Arthur Gordon later Lord Stanmore) papers; the possibility of acquiring microfilm equipment for the library; the possible purchase of library catalogues from the British Museum, Library of Congress and Huntingdon Library; the policy of sending duplicate books to the Old Manse Library (Newcastle, N.B.) and Robert Rogers' progress at the School of Librarianship, University College London. (CONTINUES). (CONTINUED) Included in the file is a catalogue on Canadiana from Bernard Amtmann, a leaflet introducing Sir Joseph Davies' book "The Prime Minister's Secretariat" and an advertisement from Acme Book Bindery including binding material samples.

Correspondence : 79 (129 leaves)

University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Harriet Irving Library

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University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Harriet Irving Library

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