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Article detail · 2006 · article

Stamps as an information source in the National Library of Turkey

Journal Library Collections Acquisitions and Technical Services
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Year2006
Citations4OpenAlex
Percentile%12.8
FWCI0.01.00 = world average

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  • YÖKSİS venueLibrary Collections Acquisitions and Technical Services
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Abstract

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Stamps, like any other non-book material such as banknotes, coins, posters, and maps, serve as recording media and source for information that illustrates the social, commercial, political, cultural, historical, and artistic aspects of a society in their own unique style. Using short and abstract text, color graphics and symbols on a limited surface area to communicate its contents is the key attribute that differentiates stamp from other non-book material. For this unique attribute, the stamp can be deemed both as a communication tool and a work of art. Conversely, stamp and other philatelic material in Turkey are largely regarded as collection materials rather than being a source for information. This study aims at performing a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the stamp collection at the National Library of Turkey as well as providing information on cataloging and maintaining of stamps and offering them to the attention of the public to stress the importance of stamps as a source for information rather than just a collection material.

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2 publications in the local catalog that cite this work (OpenAlex reference match; not the full global list).

  1. 2024 Karanlıkta Kalmış Bir Filatelist: Ahmed Rıfat Bey ve Pul Koleksiyonculuğuna Dair EseriCitations 0 · OpenAlex
  2. 2024 Karanlıkta Kalmış Bir Filatelist: Ahmed Rıfat Bey ve Pul Koleksiyonculuğuna Dair EseriCitations 0 · OpenAlex

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