CORE COLLECTION Collection profile language & literature; ancient history & classical philology; oriental studies; science policy & research management; publications of foreign academies & learned societies; literature dealing with general, methodological and interdisciplinary aspects of the social sciences & the history of science IDENTIFYING THE PHYSICAL LOCATION OF DOCUMENTS BY SHELF MARKS Shelf mark range Physical location Holding   000.001–053.272 Internal stacks   100.000–199.999 External stacks*   200.000–289.999 External stacks   290.000–299.999 Internal stacks   300.000–319.999 Serials Collection, Oriental Collection & external stacks 320.000–320.999 Oriental Collection   321.000–349.999 Serials Collection   350.000–359.999 Internal Stacks   397.000–398.800 Department of Manuscripts & Rare Books Goethe Collection 400.000–499.999 Internal stacks   500.000–519.999 External stacks Sheltered copies**   520.000–599.999 Department of Manuscripts & Rare Books 600.000–699.999 Internal stacks   700.000–749.999 External stacks (Oriental Collection)   750.000–755.190 Oriental Collection - Internal stacks Scheiber Collection   755.191– External stacks (Oriental Collection) 800.000–899.999 External stacks   905.000–920.999 Internal stacks   930.000–967.161 External stacks   A– Microform negatives - Internal stacks   B– Microform positives - External stacks   BA-053.273– Internal stacks   BB-100.000– Internal stacks   BC-100.000– Internal stacks   KA-967.162– External stacks   KB-100.000– Internal stacks   KC-100.000–KC-106.267 External stacks   KC-106.268–KC-106.999 Internal stacks   KC-107.000– External stacks   KE-100.000– External stacks   Misc. Oriental Collection   NC-100.000– External stacks Library of the National Casino Documents classified in subject orders*** External stacks   * The Library's external stacks are housed in a storage facility in Törökbálint near Budapest. These documents are to be requested the day preceeding their use before 8:00 p.m. They are made available after 9:00 a.m. the next day. ** Sheltered copies are normally not made available to patrons. Permission for onsite use of such copies may be requested from the Head of the Department of Reference & Reader Services provided that there are no regular stack copies at hand. *** The classification of documents according to different areas of knowledge was completed in 1891. Sixteen main orders were set up, including History, Law, Archeology, Philosophy, etc. Although the majority of these documents was assigned new shelf marks in the course of the 20th century, some orders still await processing according to modern standards. For detailed information on shelf marks and stacks see also the subpages of our Special Collections.

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