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====== CERL Papers VI ======

>  **//Many into one: Problems and opportunities in creating shared catalogues of older books//** (David Shaw, ed.).\\ Papers presented on 11 November 2005 at the CERL conference hosted by the Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale, Rome.\\       London, Consortium of European Research Libraries, 2006.\\      ISBN 0-9541535-5-3. [Eight papers in English, with Italian summaries.]\\ 

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**Contents**

**Osvaldo Avallone** (Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale, Rome): Introduction by the Director of the
Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale, Rome

**Marco Paoli** (Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo Unico, Rome): ICCU and the national collective catalogues SBN Index and EDIT16: from data gathering to fruition

**Mauro Guerrini** (University of Florence): The language of the catalogue and the form of heading: vernacular, original, conventional

**Neil Harris** (University of Udine): Tribal lays and the history of the fingerprint

**Brian Hillyard** (National Library of Scotland): The early history of the fingerprint: a view from Edinburgh

**Marina Venier** (Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale, Rome): A new resource for the hand printed book: MAR.T.E. – Marche Tipografiche Editoriali Devices of the
17th-century Italian printers, publishers, booksellers

**Géza Bakonyi** (University Library, Szeged): Old in the new: the XML Database of the Hungarian Shared Catalogue of Old Books

**Florent Palluault** (Bibliothèque nationale de France): The Catalogue collectif de France (CCFr): today and tomorrow

**Edwin Schroeder** (Beinecke Library at Yale): Helping researchers find what they don’t know they are looking for: access points in catalogue records at
Yale University’s Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library