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Understanding ADPML location suffixes

We use location prefixes in the catalogue to categorise our many collections.

Below is an example of a catalogue record. The location is "ADPML SPTXT". This item belongs to the Australian Schools Textbook collection.

This image is a screenshot of a book in the Library catalogue, showing the location as "ADPML SPTXT", meaning it is from the Schools Textbook collection

All items are held in a closed archive stack and must be requested unless noted below.

Location prefixDescription
ADPML GENEA Genealogy collection, held on open shelves in the reading room.
ADPML GENEA SHELVES Genealogy collection, held on open, free standing shelves in the reading room.
ADPML INFO Computer files and CD-ROMs, available from public computer in the reading room.
ADPML MFCHE Microfiche collection, held in microform storage cabinets in the reading room.
ADPML MFILM Microfilm collection, held in microform storage cabinets in the reading room.
ADPML REF Alfred Deakin reference collection, held on open shelves in the reading room.
ADPML SPALF
ADPML SPALF FOLIO
ADPML SPALF MAP
Alfred Deakin collections, including large (folio size) books and maps/poster.
ADPML SPC Special Collection rare books.
ADPML SPDU Deakin University authors' collection.
ADPML SPCHL Children's literature research collection.
ADPML SPFOL Special Collection folios (large sized books).
ADPML SPGEL Geelong lawyers' collection.
ADPML SPLGA The Louis Goldberg collection.
ADPML SPMAP Special Collection maps/posters.
ADPML SPMC Australian multicultural literature collection.
ADPML SPMSS Manuscript collection.
ADPML SPPAM Pamphlet collection.
ADPML SPTXT Australian schools textbook collection.
ADPML SPWV
ADPML SPWV FOLIO
ADPML SPWV MAP
ADPML SPWV PAMPHLETS
Western Victoria collection, including large (folio size) books, maps/posters and pamphlets..

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