Reaching a Storage Decision

Abstract

Every old library contains an increasing amount of what might be called “dead wood,” which impedes the progress of the student as the dead branches in a pine forest block the way of the walker, and it may well be that in time such dead wood will have to be thinned out and stored away at one side, making a library “wood pile” which can be looked over and drawn upon when necessary but will not constantly cumber the ground.

Citation

Montanaro, A. (1982), "Reaching a Storage Decision", Collection Building, Vol. 4 No. 3, pp. 24-33. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb023088