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In a message dated 97-02-25 17:23:30 EST, you write:
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1. Study collections: These would be collections you'd have in
you future study centre. They are considered "expendable" in that
if they are destroyed over time, there is little important loss to
research. However, they may have monetary value. The collections
are for older kids and adults to use for serious studies. They are
expected to last well over 10 years (hopefully over a 100) despite
public access. (that does not just refer to durability, but careful
management and handling by the public of more delicate items.
These items, while non-accessioned, are catalogued and otherwise
treated like a regular part of the museum's collection.
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I developed a similar policy for my museum collections, but am struggeling
with a way to track them. Do you assign any types of numbers & how do you
keep them seperated from the accessioned collections?
Thanks
Margaret Lyman
Registrar, Atwater Kent Museum (recently of the Silver City Museum)
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