United States Congressional Serial Set

nd set (owing to its distinctive sheepskin binding), and Serial set Description based on: Serial no. 13891, published in 1990 Latest issue consulted: Serial no. 14683, published in 2003 Numbering began with 15th Congress, as the publications of the earlier congresses were not assembled in book form Some no. published out of sequence Microfiche version issued with title: CIS U.S. serial set, covering 1789-1969; as part of: CIS microfiche library, 1970- Includes a complete cumulation of: United States. Congress. House. Report; House document (United States. Congress. House); United States. Congress. Senate. Report; Senate document (United States. Congress. Senate); and: Treaty doc This is the Serial set of the Cong. documents. Serial numbers for congress prior to 86th cong see sheet shelf list in Serial Record. 86th+ SEE Entree under numbered Congress Irregular. See also Microform Serial Record. RECORDING IN SHEET SHELFLIST discontinued WITH 97th CONGRESS, Serial Number 13427. INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROCESSING SERIAL SET. Sets 1 and 2 are numbered on the spine, when received. Care must be taken that they are entered accordingly. (All sets are now being received with the Serial Numbers printed on the spine. Set numbers appear at the lower portion of the spine.) In upper right-hand corner of the verso of the title page indicate serial set number and copy number. House and Senate reports. Distribute Sets 1 and 2 to the Law Library. Set 3 is marked x-copy and sent unlised to CRS-A. House and Senate documents. Distribute Sets 1 and 2 to Law Library. Set 3 is to be duped. After material is fully processed, place Law Library material on Law distribution shelf; CRS-A material in CRS bin. NOTE: IF SERIAL NUMBERS ARE NOT STAMPED ON SPINE WHEN RECEIVED, NOTIFY HEAD OF SECTION BEFORE ACCESSIONING VOLUMES ACQN: aq 98011645