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Use for: Magazines, Journals

• Serials usually issued at regular intervals and more frequently than annually.

Use for: Photograph albums, Scrapbooks, Autograph albums

• Bound or loose-leaf sets of pages. Includes handmade albums and published volumes of blank pages designed for the addition of images or keepsakes.

Use for: Cinema, Films, Movies, Moving pictures.

Use for: Newspaper clippings; Cuttings

• Objects with physical evidence suggesting extraction from a larger entity (e.g., books, newspapers).

Use for: Daybooks; Journals; Logbooks

• A daily record, especially a personal record of events, experiences, and observations; a journal.

Use for: Watercolours; Oil paintings.

• Color paint applied by hand to a surface (support) such as paper, canvas, wood, glass, or other.

Use for: Agreements; Covenants, Collective agreements; Deeds

Use for: Public addresses; Academic addresses; Orations; Talks

Use for: Court rulings; Legal opinions; Judgments

Use for: Videos

• Collections of video recordings that are composed of multiple genres and/or forms to which more specific headings such as [Video recordings for the hearing impaired] cannot be applied.

• Handouts and other ephemeral materials used in coursework.

• Recordings of sounds or images made outside a controlled studio environment or professional performance venue that are generally unedited and typically made with portable equipment.

• Ephemeral materials such as flyers, program books, daily newsletters, or newspapers that are distributed at conferences. For published records of conferences, including abstracts, reports, and the papers presented, see [Conference papers and proceedings.]

• Something that has been transcribed, especially: Music. An adaptation of a composition. A recorded radio or television program. Linguistics. A representation of speech sounds in phonetic symbols.

• Lists of the events, pieces, performers, speakers, etc., of an entertainment, ceremony, or the like.

• Images formed by transfer from one surface or source to another. Usually created with ink(s) and produced in multiple impressions.

• Graphic representations, especially of the face, of real persons, usually posed, living or dead. Pictures whose purpose is the portrayal of an individual or several people, not pictures that merely include people as part of an event or scene.

• Unbound volumes with fewer than five pages.

• Notes, often in books, kept by researchers or surveying parties while on site.