Kelli, do you use a computerized database, and, if so, which number do
you use in searches to access the object record? That is the number I
would use on the object. We don't use separate numbers - the object ID
incorporates the accession number, and would be meaningless without it.
Anne T. Lane
Collections Manager
704.568.1774 x110 phone
704.566.1817 fax
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 If you could label an object with only
the accession number or the catalog number due to the object's small
size,
how would you label it and why?  

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