The
microcard technology used by Readex in the enormously significant English and American Drama collection, before that technology was overtaken by microfiche, is in serious danger of being lost, put in storage, or jettisoned.
Painter, 1972, Washington, DC: NCR
Microcard Editions) (1972).
Supreme Court Records and Briefs, card 2 of 7 (
Microcard).
Technical experts projected the "
microcard" would be used for mail editions and file purposes.
Bruccoli (Washington, D.C:
Microcard Editions, 1973), p.
Bradford (eds), An Index of Characters in English Printed Drama (Colorado:
Microcard Editions Books, 1975), 146.
Supreme Court Records and Briefs, Washington, DC:
Microcard Editions.
The first edition was republished in a
microcard reprint of 1969.]
is available on the
microcard edition of Early American Imprints; the only known copy of Cruel Murder!!
On school library information resources, Elaturoti (2000) highlighted the school library media centre resources to include, books, periodical, newspaper, pamphlets, brochures, handbills, and ephemeral notices, audio materials (disc, phonographic records, audio-tapes on reels and cassettes), film materials (slides, film-strips, motion picture films as well as other forms of photographic film), graphics, video materials (video-tapes on reels, cassettes and cartridges as well as video disc), Realia (toys, games, model and actual specimens) and microforms (microfilm, microfiche and
microcard).
(Englewood, Colorado:
Microcard Editions, 1973), pp.
by Carol June Bradley, Reader Series in Library and Information Science, 299-302 (Washington, DC:
Microcard Editions Books, 1973).
