Title	The utilization of photographic methods in library research work with especial reference to the natural sciences
Creator	Swingle, Walter T. (Walter Tennyson), 1871-1952 Swingle, Maude Kellerman
Summary	Early article on the power of photocopying (photostat) and photography in research, particularly botanical research. One section heading observes "every book and manuscript in the world placed within the reach of the investigator by photographic means."
Note	Reprint: Swingle, Walter T. and Maude Kellerman Swingle. Paper read at the College and Reference Section of the American Library Association, Asbury Park Conference. Bulletin of the American Library Association, July 1916.
Subject	Photostat Photography Library research Library circulation and loans
Date Original	1916
Coverage Temporal	1910-1919
Coverage Spatial	Washington (D.C.)
Physical Description	6 pages; 17.9 x 25.4 cm
Language	eng
Repository	University of Miami. Library. Special Collections
Collection Title	Walter Tennyson Swingle Collection
Collection No.	ASM0188
Series	Swingle Articles
Container	Box No. 2 Folder No. 11 Folder Title: U
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Object ID	asm0188000011
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The utilization of photographic methods in library research work with especial reference to the natural sciences

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