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Thanks
Thanks for this depiction of my photo - I'm very proud:-) - and look what this post inspired:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lmulibrary/sets/72157622977026002/
Manselltoe?
In case it makes you feel better, Anonymous, the NUC is still in regular use at rare book libraries like the one where I work. OCLC is full of things for interlibrary loan, but is still missing plenty of the 16th- and 17th-century publications, even after the merger with RLIN.
NUC Tree
It's the Pre-56 Imprints of the National Union Catalog.... have to admit, this makes me a little sad.... The Pre-56 was, in its day, the indispensible source, the OCLC, of the large library.