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[PADG:2302] Re: Damaged books
When a book cannot be rebound or repaired, we usually tie it up, slip an
explanatory note under the cloth ties [this book is fragile and cannot be
repaired; please retie after use], and we send it back to the stacks,
available for anybody to check out.
Occasionally we will make an in-house phase box or order a more sturdy
phase box from the bindery.
Julie Miles (julie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst
Amherst, Mass.
On Wed, 3 Mar 2004, Diane Westerfield wrote:
...These are the books forwarded from Circulation that are in bad shape,
but can't be rebound or repaired for whatever reason... I would love to
hear how your library deals with these books....