William E. Moen Books

8 editions

Reference Library&Information Science Standards Congresses Language Arts&Disciplines

A Guide to Global Z39.50

1997

Scholarly Information and Standardization

1994

Occupational Entry

1989

From Marc to Xml

2011

Evaluation of the Federal Government'S Implementation of the Government Information Locator Service

1997

Environmental Conditions for the Exhibition of Library and Archival Materials

1996

Library Binding

1996

A Guide to the Ansi/Niso 239.50 Protocol

1996

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