This number is followed by a colon. The second part of the line can consist of a Cutter number based on the title of the item, a series number, or a serials issue designation. The third line can be an edition date, a series number, or a serials issue designation. Occasionally, special situations cause use of a fourth line of similar information. When agency call numbers change, monographs are cataloged in the number used at the time of publication.
Serials generally stay in the number under which the title was originally classed.
NC G42.3 comes after NC G42.1, but before NC G43.2. Some government documents are in the microfiche drawers on the 2nd floor near the Collections Desk. The North Carolina Depository System has only been in existence since 1989, and some NC agencies still do not provide all state publications to the clearinghouse. While we try to acquire all NC documents, we may not own all documents published by all state agencies. Many of the North Carolina publications before 1989 are not indexed in Jasmine.