The first way is to search for all items that have the limits you specify. That is, you may search for items meeting certain limit criteria without also searching for an author, title, subject or key word. You may search for all publications in a particular form, language, location or published in a given year. Multiple limit searching can be a useful approach to answer some fairly specific questions. The second way to search limits directly is to combine a limit with a typical search command.
Several examples follow.
Please note that these examples use a variety of search commands and limits and the possibilities are endless. Publisher's names appear in the catalog as they do on the title pages of the works themselves. Thus, there is no standard form of a publisher's name in the catalog. Because of this you should use only a significant part of a publisher's name when searching. First names also are best omitted due to the possible variations that can occur.