shelf labels

[Donna Steel Cook <donnacook@MAILCITY.COM>]

An electronic label maker makes wonderful shelf labels.  I've done the shelves in 
five libraries.  Get you one that uses 1/2, 3/4, and 1 inch tapes. One label on 
each shelf makes shelving and finding books sooooo much easier. You don't have to 
deal with covers or plastic or tape.  They stick on; they are shiny, and they peel 
right off for changes.
     I use it to make spine labels too.  I can manipulate the width of the 
lettering so that I don't have to deal with call numbers lapping around to the 
front of the book(s).
---
Donna Cook, Nacogdoches, Texas :
Teacher/Librarian Central High;
District Coordinator, Central ISD;
Library Consultant, Douglass ISD;
"Minister of Information" First Baptist.
donnacook@mailcity.com
409-853-9345

On Thu, 29 Apr 1999 23:30:14   Sandy Pomerantz wrote:
>Dear Colleagues,
>        I'd appreciate advice on the following items:
>

>2) What are some creative ways you've found to label your individual book
>shelves?  An electronic label maker?  Computer?  By hand?  Label holders
>and labels purchased from a library supply company (can be  expensive)?
>



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