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Book and Film Numbers Used by the FamilySearch Library (view source)
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Blocks of numbers were assigned to regions and by film size (16 and 35 mm). Because of this you will find that sequential numbers may be from the same country but not from the same | Blocks of numbers were assigned to regions and by film size (16 and 35 mm). Because of this you will find that sequential numbers may be from the same country but not from the same | ||
project. | project. | ||
==The | ==The Parts Of a Microfilm == | ||
=== Title Boards === | === Title Boards === | ||
Originally title boards were used to identify the microfilming project number and sequential film number in the project. Soon after microfilming began additional details were added to the title board indicating where the records were filmed, the records being filmed, the camera operator, and the week-ending date. | Originally title boards were used to identify the microfilming project number and sequential film number in the project. Soon after microfilming began additional details were added to the title board indicating where the records were filmed, the records being filmed, the camera operator, and the week-ending date. | ||