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ADDITIONAL 670 EXAMPLES
(MOSTLY IN THE ORDER OF THE NACO PARTICIPANTS MANUAL, 3RD EDITION)
4th edition, 2020: https://www.loc.gov/aba/pcc/naco/documents/NACOParticipants'Manual-20200708.pdf

The examples below are taken from 670 fields in name authority records, used to verify a heading and/or references. The section numbering is from the manual. Some diacritical marks have been omitted.

II. citing the main entry

• Ordre des architectes du Quebec. Tableau des membres, 1990 $b (London, Kenneth)
• Osborn, C. The grands, 1990: $b t.p. (woodcuts by Barbara Whitehead) p. ix (Barbara Mathews Whitehead of Smithville, Tex. and Woods Hole, Mass.) colophon (Barbara Whitehead)

• S. Antonio dei Portoghesi, 1992.
• Der Drang zur Landschaft, Friedrich Fennel (1872-1926), c1989.
• The American government as told by state documents ... 1924: $b t.p. (Dr. E.R. Cockrell) p. 6 (formerly of Texas Christian Univ., later mayor of Fort Worth, now pres. of William Woods College, Fulton, Mo.)

• Shina kachoga satsu, 1926: $b colophon (Tanaka Denzaburo [in rom.])
  N.B. bib record has imprint: Kyoto : Benrido, Taisho 15 [1926]; the letter o in kachoga, Denzaburo, Kyoto (1st o), Benrido, and Taisho should have a macron above the letter

• Fort Worth star-telegram, 11/16/1993 $b (Joe B. Frantz; historian, author; d. Sat. night [Nov. 13] in Houston; b. Jan. 16, 1917, Weatherford, Tex.)
• Midway, autumn 1967: $b The work and influence of Gustave Eiffel, p. 19 (In 1865 Eiffel opened La Maison Eiffel at 23, rue St. Petersburg, Paris)
• International Workers of the World news, on the internet, Dec. 20, 2002: $b item dated July 1999 (Eugene Nelson died in Haleiwa, Hawaii, a few months before 70th birthday; early supporter of IWW; also wrote a collection of poems under the name Harijan)
• New York times, Dec. 27, 2002 $b (Herb Ritts; photographer; b. Los Angeles, 1952; d. yesterday in Los Angeles, aged 50)
• El Adelanto de Salamanca, Dec. 20, 2003 (viewed online Nov. 19, 2004) $b ([data])
• The Burlington magazine for connoisseurs (accessed via JSTOR), Feb. 1917: $b p. 73 ([data])
• Neue Keramik, Ausg. 1, 2006, viewed online July 1, 2007: $b interview with the artist (Hinrich Kröger)

• California and the Civil War ... 1992: $b colophon (Robert J. Chandler)
• Lafferty, J.R. Ben Messick, c1993: $b jkt. (Benjamin Newton Messick, 1891-1981) epilogue (d. Dec. 31, 1981) chronology (b. 1891 near Strafford, Mo.)
  N.B. source is unpaged
• Joseph Furtenbachs dess Aeltern Mannhafter Kunst-Spiegel, 1663: $b pl. no. 23 (Joseph Furttenbach, Junior)
• La pyramide du Louvre, 1988: $b verso t.p. (CFEM) insert (Compagnie fran�aise d'enterprises metalliques)
• Looking for Langston, 1989: $b title frame (Sankofa Film & Video, London)
• Libro de Horas de Isabel la Cat�lica, 1991: $b p. 17 of commentary (Guillaume Vrelant)
• American paintings from the collection of James H. Ricau, c1993: $b introd. (James H. Ricau (1916-93); "Jimmy"; native of New Orleans; lived in Greek Revival house on Hudson River) p. 4, etc. (Piermont, N.Y.)
• Now you hear my horn, 1968: $b t.p. (James Wilson Nichols) p. xiii (d. Oct. 8, 1891 in Kerrville, Tex.) p. 5 (b. Franklin Co., Tenn., Dec. 27, 1820) running title (Jim Nichol's journal)

• LC database, 11/1/93 $b (hdg.: Gallagher, Helen Mar (Pierce), d. 1942)
• OCLC database, Sept. 5, 2007 $b (hdg.: Kujal, Praveen; usage: Praveen Kujal)
• OCLC database, Aug. 2, 2007 $b (hdg.: Galerija Škuc, Galerija Skuc, Galerija ŠKUC (Ljubljana), Škuc Galerija, Škuc gallerij, Škuc Gallerij; usage: Galerija Škuc)
• NLC database, June 9, 2003 $b (hdg.: Peacock, Jan; Peacock, Jan, 1955- )
  N.B. NLC stands for National Library of Canada; name changed to Library and Archives Canada (see next example)
• LAC database, Oct. 8, 2007 $b (authorized hdg.: Bronson, A. A.; seen from: Bronson, AA; Tims, Michael; Bronson is pseud. of Michael Tims, b. Vancouver, 1946)
• Autorités BnF, Feb. 27, 2003 $b (hdg.: Scher, Konrad; 15th-16th printer; address in Strasbourg, 1599-1631; variant forenames: Conrad, Conradus)
• British Library database, Jan. 23, 2003 $b (hdg.: BAXTER. Gregory. pseud. (i.e. John Sellar Matheson Ressich and Eric De Banzie.))
  N.B. real names are bracketed in source
• Helveticat via The European Library, Sept. 1, 2005 $b (hdg.: Walther, Sibylle)
• Catalogue Bn-Opale plus. Notice d'autorit� personne, Mar. 7, 2006 $b (Fath, G�rard (1943-....), thesis 1988, prof. in education at Univ. de Nancy II (1992))
• Deutsche Nationalbibliothek database, Oct. 3, 2007 $b (hdg.: Kirmes-Seitz, Michael; usage: Michael Kirmes-Seitz)
• COPAC, Mar. 16, 2004 $b (hdg.: Narran, Bree; usage: Bree Narran)
• RLIN AREF, July 6, 1993 $b (Bregman and Hamann)
  N.B. AREF stands for Avery Reference File, no longer available
• RLIN, Dec. 8, 1993 $b (hdg.: Chandler, Robert J. (Robert Joseph); Chandler, Robert J.; Chandler, Robert Joseph; usage: Robert J. Chandler; Robert Joseph Chandler)
  N.B. listed in order of predominance (as much as possible); RLIN has been absorbed into OCLC; authority records may cite searches of RLIN before 30 September 2007 and data cited may be found in OCLC

• Contemp. arch., 1987 $b ([under Neutra, Richard Josef]: Richard and Dion Neutra and Associates)
• WwasW in Amer. art $b (Messick, Benjamin Newton (Ben); painter, lithographer; b. 9 Ja 1901, Stafford [sic], MO; teacher, Chouinard Art Inst., Los Angeles)
• Amer. art dir., 1991/92 $b ([under Everson Museum of Art]: Syracuse China Center for the Study of American Ceramics)
• Ency. Brit., 1992 $b (Amenemhet II, king of Egypt; reigned 1876-1842 B.C.)
• Intern. dir. of arts, 1993/94 $b (Mus�e Bartholdi; 30, rue des marchands, Colmar, France)
• Illus. biog. dict. of artists of the Amer. West, 1976 $b (Wells, William L.; active 1890s in San Francisco; illustrator)
• Off. mus. dir., 1993 $b (Southwest Craft Center; 300 Augusta St., San Antonio, TX 78205; non-profit org.)
• The Grove dictionary of art online, Feb. 11, 2003 $b (Cristofano Allori; b. Florence, Oct. 17, 1577; d. Florence, Apr. 1, 1621; son of Alessandro; artist, courtier, poet, musician, lover)
• AAT, Feb. 11, 2003 $b (Experimental buildings; buildings designed or used to test, for example, nontraditional construction methods, new materials, or new building technologies)
• Union list of artist names, May 10, 2006 $b (Cardunets Cazorla, Alejandro (Spanish painter and printmaker, 1871-1944); variants: Cardunets Cazorla, Alexandre; Cardunet, Alexandre; Cardunets, Alejandro; Cardunets, Alexandre)

• NUC pre-1956 $b (hdg.: Cutbirth, Ruby Jane (Nichols); usage: Ruby Nichols Cutbirth)
• NUC pre-1956 $b (hdg.: Lauderdale, Robert Jasper, 1854-; usage: R.J. (Bob) Lauderdale)
• NUC pre-1956 $b (hdg.: Doak, John M., 1858-; usage: John M. Doak)
• NUC pre-1956 $b (hdg.: Harvey, Albion Keith Parris, 1855-)
• NUC pre-1956 $b (hdg.: Pirtle, Lela (Neal); usage: Lela Neal Pirtle)
• NUC pre-1956 $b (hdg.: Bettens, Mrs. Louise Emeline (Rochat) 1827-1914; usage: Mrs. Louise E. Bettens; Louise E. Bettens)
• NLC, 1993 $b (Bregman + Hamann Architects and Engineers)
  N.B. This is dated example, based on microfiche version of National Library of Canada catalog; now, use Aurora on web for searches. https://bac-lac.on.worldcat.org/discovery?lang=en

• TxFACM files, Nov. 14, 1993 $b (Kathryn Garrett [signature in museum's copy of The story of a great document])
• CMalG files: $b invoice dated Mar. 23, 1993 (Dablus Press, Izdatel'stvo "Dablus") press release, ca. 1992 (Dablus Press; Dablus Publishers; "Dablus" publishers) (Leonid Tishkov, director of Dablus Press, Moscow, Russia)
• CaQMCCA files, Oct. 3, 1993 $b ([under Holt Renfrew]: architect Ken London)
• TxFACM files, Nov. 17, 1993 $b (William P. Wright, Jr.; b. Apr. 2, 1933, Harlingen, Tex.)
• NNPM files, Sept. 24, 2002: $b Fuld ephemera (postcard from T. Lieurance states Cavanass was a minister, d. about 1914, furnished rhymes for "By the waters of Minnetonka")
• International Workers Order. Records, 1930-1956 $b (papers at NNU include ms. of book by Lucy Davidowitz, later known as Lucy S. Dawidowicz)

• Phone call to gallery, Nov. 23, 1993 $b (James Graham & Sons; successor firm to Graham Gallery)
• Phone call to author, Sept. 29, 1993 $b (full name: William Allan Jones; b. 1944)
• Phone call to author, Sept. 17, 1993 $b (William H. Sterling of Wilkes Univ. same as William Hilton Sterling, Jr.)
• E-mail correspondence from John Rohrbach, former director, Nov. 17, 1993 $b (Paul Strand Archive and Library; affiliated with Aperture Foundation; later called Paul Strand Archive)
• E-mail corresp. from author, Jan. 9, 2004 $b (Amy Rebecca Carroll, b. Apr. 23, 1976)
• Email corresp. from I-20 Gallery, Dec. 13, 2000 $b (David Hunt; b. San Francisco in 1969; curated Dusk exhibition at I-20; writes for Frieze, Flash art, Time out, art/text and other publications)
• Phone call to CIP publisher, 9-11-02 $b (Eugene Linden writes about both apes and Wall Street)

• Oblastni galerie v Liberci WWW home page, Dec. 5, 2002 $b (Czech page: Oblastni galerie v Liberci; English page: Regional Art Gallery in Liberec; housed in 1871-1872 building; gallery is independent institution founded in 1953)
• Univ. of Heidelberg WWW home page, Jan. 8, 2003: $b listing of new books for Dec. 2000 (hdg.: Musee Cantonal d'Histoire et d'Ethnographie Valere (Sion))
• Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies WWW home page, Jan. 30, 2003 $b (series title given as: Land, rights, laws: issues of native title; with series listing for no. 1-29; v. 2, no. 1-)
• John Stevenson Gallery WWW home page, Jan. 31, 2003 $b (Anderson & Low; Jonathan Anderson and Edwin Low; London-based photographers; exhibit worldwide in broad range of subjects: architecture, reportage, portraits, nudes and landscapes)
• Tanz in Bild und Skulptur, c2003 (PDF file viewed online, Feb. 12, 2004): $b p. 56 (Salome; b. 1958; French)
• Google web browser search, July 1, 2005 $b (Zorka Saglova; b. 1942, Humpolci [from artist pages for Prague Biennale])
• Amazon.com, Mar. 28, 2003 $b (Barry Friedman; A.B. 1978, University of Chicago; J.D. 1982, Georgetown University)
• LAC Amicus, Oct. 26, 2005 $b (hdg.: Canada. Task Force on Aboriginal Languages and Cultures)
• BNF in VIAF, Nov. 12, 2009 $b (hdg.: Gaulle, Charles de, 1890-1970)
  N.B. PCC suggests citing national library when using information from the Virtual International Authority File
• Nat. Lib. Israel (Cyrillic), in VIAF, viewed Nov. 12, 2009 $b (hdg.: СЕРВАНТЕС СААВЕДРА, МИГЕЛЬ ДЕ,‏ 1547-1616)
• VIAF, Nov. 23, 2009 $b (LC/NACO hdg: Martini, Mario, fl. 1969-; Ist. cent. per il cat. unico hdg.: Martini, Mario, 1940-; Vatican Library hdg.: Martini, Mario; BNF hdg.: Martini, Mario)
  N.B. Since there is already a NACO version, this is not a likely citation, but if you wanted to revise the heading to use his actual birthdate, you might do this. The date on the Italian heading actually occurs in angle brackets which will not fare well in HTML so I've changed it, and also added a comma to the French heading which is subfielded without punctuation.
• New York times WWW site, viewed Aug. 24, 2017 $b (in obituary published Aug. 23: M.T. Liggett; b. Myron Thomas Liggett, Dec. 28, 1930, Mullinville, Kan.; d. Aug. 17, Wichita, aged 86; gruff-talking, self-taught folk artist from Kansas whose roadside sculptures, signs, and whirligigs often carried scabrous political messages and brought him a measure of fame)

• Cattle king on the Green River, c1983: $b t.p. (Abner Luman) p. 133 (d. 1931 at age of 84 in Rock Springs, Wyo.) p. 135 (Abner Luman, 1849-1931)
• A grand tradition : the art and artists of the Hoosier Salon, 1925-1990, 1993: $b t.p. (Hoosier Salon Patrons Association) p. 3 (founded in time to sponsor the 3rd Hoosier Salon in 1927)
• Ben Messick, c1993: $b t.p. (James R. Lafferty, Sr.) jkt. (b. 1936; collector and dealer in Amer. art)
• Cattle shipping by railway in the United States, 1870: $b t.p. (John W. Street; patent-holder for railroad cars; of Marshalltown, Iowa)
• Une odyss�e monastique, 1992: $b p. 8 (Sister Clare (n�e Olive, Lilian) Nash) p. 9 (Sister Clare)
• Mili Jaggi, c1990: $b p. 47 (b. Oct. 8, 1931; Swiss painter, graphic artist)
• Oles, J. South of the border, c1993: $b t.p. (Karen Cordero Reiman) p. xiv, etc. (Karen Cordero)
• Paul Strand, Time in New England, c1983: $b verso t.p. (The Paul Strand Archive and Library, a division of Silver Mountain Foundation, Inc.)
• Grand endeavors of American Indian photography, 1993: $b (Judith Lynn Luskey) jkt. (the late Judith Lynn Luskey; visual anthropologist)
• Roots of American modernism, 1993: $b p. 4 (Debbie Schlier, Collections Curator, Wichita Falls Museum & Art Center)
• J. Anthony Buzzelli, 1907-1983, 1993: $b p. 2 (nom d'art, Jabu) p. 4 (b. Old Forge, PA, 1907; mostly lived in NYC 1927-1950s; opened Vendome Gallery in 1930s; 1960s- lived on Casey Key Island near Sarasota, Fla.)
  
• Die Trierer Apokalypse, 2001: $b t.p. (Codex 31 der Stadtbibliothek Trier) p. 4 (ms. produced between 800 and the first half of the 9th c.) p. 13-14 (possibly based on a 6th c. Italian Apocalypse) bibliography, p. 63 (citation includes "Trier Apocalypse" in title of article in English)

These examples have been compiled since the founding of Art NACO in 1993. Some are a bit dated in style but still display what sorts of information one might include in a 670. This page was updated, at the instigation of my NYU colleague Elizabeth Lilker, in October 2007 to match the chapters in the third edition. Also, she provided a number of new examples. I would also like to thank Mary Jane Cuneo of Harvard Fine Arts for her input on 670 examples.

Last updated: 17 August 2021