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We organize them by auction house, then arrange them chronologically.

Amy Lucker, Librarian
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

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> Subject:      classifying auction catalogs
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> I would be interested to know what other
> academic libraries do about classifying
> auction catalogs--keep them together,
> or scatter them by subject? Please
> tell me your arguments in support of
> your practice. Thanks.
>
> Norine Duncan
> Brown University