- A
looseleaf service is a type of
publication used in
legal research which brings together both
primary and
secondary source materials on a
specific field...
- Hub, and
DocDel on-line services. It also
published many well-regarded
looseleafs and books. Its
flagship print products include the
White Book (publishing...
-
applications of
looseleaf binding were Nelson's
Perpetual Loose Leaf
Encyclopaedia (1907) and
legal textbooks updated through a
looseleaf service (1914)...
- 11, 1995). "The
Celluloid Closet". Variety.
Retrieved March 29, 2017.
Looseleaf,
Victoria (August 21, 2000). "Out of the Shadows". Los
Angeles Downtown...
- Ring
binders (loose leaf binders,
looseleaf binders, or
sometimes called files in Britain) are
large folders that
contain file
folders or hole punched...
- Madras,
Ramanujan recorded the bulk of his
results in four
notebooks of
looseleaf paper. They were
mostly written up
without any derivations. This is probably...
- Mississauga, Ont.: W.J. Legere. 269, 25, 29, 2 p.,
thrice perforated and
looseleaf.
Without ISBN Bill
Legere ([1977]). E[lectrical] T[anscription]s: Transcription...
-
System Manual (DOS
Release 2.10)". 1st edition.
Microsoft Corp. (574
looseleaf pages in 3 ring folder) Item No. 6183940 Mueller,
Scott (1998). Upgrading...
-
Parker Po-fei Huang's
textbook Speak Cantonese initially circulated in
looseleaf form in 1952 but
later published in 1958.
Unlike the Yale romanization...
- Barker, the King's Printer, in 1611 as a
complete folio Bible. It was sold
looseleaf for ten shillings, or
bound for twelve.
Robert Barker's father, Christopher...
