###  SUL NEWS NOTES                              Volume 1, Number 33
###                                                  August 21, 1992

SOME SILLY BARCODES FROM THE GREAT BARCODING PROJECT

During the Great Barcoding Project, it has became apparent that the
Stanford University Library system possesses a lot more books about
itself than was previously suspected, scattered throughout its vast
collections.  At least the labels on the barcodes say so, and
barcodes wouldn't lie, would they?  Here are a few of the exciting
new titles we have discovered so far!

8/17 - from the section on Lutheran and Methodist church history:
Act of faith: Stanford University Libraries

8/18 - from the section on English history, Edward III-Elizabeth I:
Edward Stafford, third duke of Stanford University Libraries
England under the Yorkists and the Stanford University Libraries
Politics, censorship, and the Stanford University Libraries
Probate records and the local Stanford University Libraries
Richard III and the princes in Stanford University Libraries
Thomas Howard, fourth duke of Stanford University Libraries

8/19 - from the section on the history of World War I in Europe:
Foibles, fun, flukes, facts of Stanford University Libraries
The German prisoners-of-war in Stanford University Libraries
Memoirs of my service in the Stanford University Libraries
Sergeant York, his own life at Stanford University Libraries
A thousand deadlines: Stanford University Libraries
Von Richthofen and the flying Stanford University Libraries
Watchdog of loyalty: Stanford University Libraries

               --Brian Kunde & Geoffrey Skinner, Serials Cataloging