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• The broad class of photographs having images composed of more than one hue, plus the neutral tones. For photographs having a range of tones within one hue, see "black-and-white photographs."

• Blank books or albums designed so that a variety of items may be affixed to the pages, including photographs, clippings, and other memorabilia.

• Documents, usually sealed, granting specific rights, setting forth aims and principles of a newly established entity, and often embodying formal agreements and authorizing special privileges or exemptions.

• Brief outlines or explanations of the order to be pursued, criteria for participation, or the subjects embraced in a given event or endeavor. Includes lists of the features composing a dramatic or other performance, with the names of participants.

• Small cards bearing the name, and sometimes the address of a person or married couple for presentation, as when formally calling or visiting.

• Sound recordings on magnetic tape.

Usar para: 1/4" audio tape

• Describes audio sound recording materials comprised of magnetic particles embedded in a binder layer on polyester, acetate, paper, or PVC bases, wound onto tape reels for storage and playback.

Usar para: DAT

• Magnetic tapes on which sound is recorded digitally.
• A magnetic tape format which can be digitally encoded with sound from a source using the digital recording process and played back on a machine capable of reading or decoding the tape.

• Discs (formerly cylinders) of shellac, polyvinyl chloride, or other substances so prepared that sound is reproduced when played on a phonograph player.

• Written acknowledgment of the receiving or taking of goods or money delivered or paid.

• Preliminary or tentative versions of documents.

• Writing made to evidence the terms and conditions, or the fact, of an accord or arrangement.

• Positive transparencies in mounts suitable for projection, usually 35mm film in a mount of 2 by 2 inches. An image on film or glass, usually positive, intended to be viewed by means of light passing through the image and base using a viewer or projector.

• Portable books, treatises, or compendiums, covering one or more subjects, arranged for quick location of information and of a size such as may conveniently be held in the hand. Examples are instructional manuals and guides to museums' collections.

• Use generally for conferences or courses of instruction for specialists. Use in an academic context for meetings of small groups of advanced students studying a subject in depth under a professor, each student doing some original research, and all exchanging results.

• Bibliographies with notes added to the entries to elucidate, evaluate, or describe the subject and contents of the entries.

• Complementary parts or sections added to serial or monographic books or documents to give further information, update information, or correct errors. Includes separate sections devoted to special subjects inserted into newspapers or periodicals. Supplements may be issued with the text or separately.

• Lists of books, documents, and other bibliographical items, often all related by author, topic, or another criterion. Bibliographies are arranged in some logical order giving brief information about the works, such as author, date, publisher, and place of publication.