Russian History (2 messages) Birdie MacLennan 03 Apr 1997 21:13 UTC
2 messages, 103 lines: (1)------------------------ Date: Thu, 3 Apr 1997 13:00:30 -0500 From: Victoria Stanton <vstanton@UNF.EDU> Subject: Re: Russian History We also received the paper clipped illustrations. They were in three separate packets, which probably go with three different articles. However, there are no page numbers on the illustrations. I sent a fax to Charles Schlacks when we received the issue, but I have not received a response. Mr. Schlacks has a history of issuing late publications, and of moving to different universities, so I do not expect a speedy reply. If we are lucky, the packets are in order, and we will be able to make a best guess about where each illustration belongs. I plan to wait for a letter from Mr. Schlacks, hoping for further information. If you need to tip these in yourself, I would use a wheat paste glue, placing a thin line of glue along the top edge of each illustration, then interleaving with waxed paper and placing the issue in a book press or under a weight. Vicki Stanton (904) 646-2550 voice University of North Florida Library (904) 646-2719 fax P.O. Box 16761 vstanton@unf.edu Jacksonville, Fl 32245 (2)------------------------- Date: Thu, 3 Apr 1997 13:10:13 -0500 From: JOYCE NELSON <JOYCEN@TIGER.HSC.EDU> Subject: Re: Russian History I tried to post a message about "Russian History" to the list about two days ago, but my message kept coming back as returned mail, host unknown. I will attach my original message now to Rebecca's and hope it goes through. The pictures that need to be attached are not the only problem with that mailing. Greetings Y'all! This is my first message to the list. I don't think it will fall in the "dumb questions" category; at least I hope not.. We received today 3 issues of "Russian History.Histoire Russe." Volumes 22:3,4 (the Fall and Winter, 1995 issues) were "normal" except for a few blank and missing pages. The third item was identified as Vol. 23:1-4 (Spring-Summer-Fall-Winter 1996). It was a Festscrift or Commemorative issue for Reginald E. Zelnik. Noticing that something bulky appeared to be causing a gap in the pages, I opened to the gap. Actually there are three such gaps. Each contained a bundle of line drawings and photos. Two bundles were fastened with paper clips and the third was bundled with rubber bands. There are numerous blank pages with captions which could relate to a number of the photos/drawings. I suppose we could enjoy playing sticker book and attaching photos and drawings ourselves, but I thought I would first submit a query as to: 1-whether ours are the only "unique" copies or has this title been sent out in the same fashion to everybody? 2-what actions are others who may have similar versions of these issues taking? We've had a good laugh about these issues, but now it's time to act on them. There was such a delay in receiving these items. Could the publisher, Charles Schlacks, Jr., have sent these out knowing the flaws but determined to meet a deadline? Will returning them result in a better copy being sent (if everyone has received copies of similar quality perhaps funds ran out)? I'm interested in what has happened here and what course to take. Thanks for any insights and tips that will help make these issues useful to our patrons! Joyce Nelson Eggleston Library Hampden-Sydney College HS Box 7 Hampden-Sydney, VA 23943 804-223-6278 fax 6351 e-mail: joycen@tiger.hsc.edu --------------------------- Rebecca Reilly wrote: >We just received Volume 23, Nos. 1-4 (1996) of Russian History (ISSN >0094-288X). I was amazed to find that the illustrations for this volume >were sent paper-clipped together, with blank pages for them to be >affixed to by us, the lucky recipients! This is a first for me, and I >thought I had seen almost everything! > >If anyone has any thoughts on the best and most "preservationally >correct" method of inserting these pictures in their proper places, I >would be most grateful to receive them. Unless you think this is of >general interest to the list, you may e-mail me privately at: > >rreilly@sju.edu > >Thanks! > >Rebecca Reilly >Serials Reference Librarian >Saint Joseph's University >Philadelphia, PA