Anonymous Bibliographic File Example

A anonymous bibliographic record It is a common bibliographic file, on a text of which the author is not known, therefore this type of file is classified by subject or by the title of the work. A anonymous bibliographic record It consists of the following fundamental points.

• Indication of "Anonymous".
• Title of the work.
• Subject of the book or document.
• Indication if it is a facsimile of an old document: "facsimile".
• Editor (if known).
• Year of issue. (In many anonymous writings the publisher or year of publication is not known, so that of the printing being consulted is cited; in very old original writings and incunabula, the indication ND [Not available] or NA [from English Not available] is made; in the writings made before 1501, the indication of "incunabula" is made).
• It usually has a small review or summary of the book or document, for better identification.
• Decimal notation.

Example of anonymous bibliographic record: