How does the materiality of microfilm affect our relationship with the information it contains?

Be advised that in accordance to the General Records Schedule GS1-SL for State and Local Government Agencies records retention for residential properties are ... Microfilm is often used to create preservation and access copies of rare or deteriorating documents. Microfilm's rise to popularity began in 1935 when Recordak, ... Jan 25, 2016 ... ... use of microfilm to preserve valuable original documents. At the outbreak of World War II, President Franklin D. Roosevelt called for an ... Jun 30, 1988 ... Unlike camera and intermediate microfilms that are used either for archival storage or to create microfilm duplicates, dis¬ tribution microfilm ... Note to microfilm service providers: These standards set the minimum requirements for microfilming the permanent and essential public records of Washington ... Mar 20, 2025 ... Use for microform reproductions of existing graphic materials and resources issued with microforms (e.g., microforms that are components of kits) ... (2) "Microfilming" means the methods, procedures, and processes used to produce roll microfilm, microfiche, or other microphotographic formats. Added by ... ... microfilm used for long-term records: (1) START. A target labeled START to be filmed at the beginning of the roll. Letters must be large enough to be ... Aug 23, 2023 ... The Library's microform collection includes both 35 mm microfilm on a reel and 10 x 14 mm flat microfiche. Fiche is the French word for "card", ... ... microfilm may be substituted for the method of filing ... If this method of recording instruments on microfilm or filing documents on microfilm is used ...