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special collection

noun

, Library Science.
  1. a collection of materials segregated from a general library collection according to form, subject, age, condition, rarity, source, or value.


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Example Sentences

Karp showed that this special collection of problems were all equivalent, which in turn demonstrated that the pattern identified by Cook was not an isolated phenomenon, but rather a classification methodology of surprising power and reach.

The research materials and recorded interviews for Victory Deferred comprise a special collection curated by the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History.

“He was born Jimmy Jones,” around the year 1903, said Marc Carlson, director of special collections at the University of Tulsa’s McFarlin Library.

In the first place a special collection of them may be noticed immediately below the floor of the segmentation cavity.

The Duke brought together a splendid library, among which was the special collection of ballads which are now known by his name.

Nov. 20—Cardinal Farley directs special collection for war sufferers.

Also, there is a special collection of scientifilm actors' autographs.

Last Sunday, at Peabody, the people were so enthusiastic that they took a special collection of nearly one hundred dollars.

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