"Bound-with" items are single items that contain multiple works (represented by multiple bib records).
When multiple bibs are represented in one item (bound or bundled together), create an instance of an NYPL resource for each bib (usually nypl:Item) and one instance typed bf:Item for the physical item. Relate the parent resources to the item with a bf:hasItem on each resource and a bf:itemOf property on the item for each related bib.
Bib types: nypl:Item/nypl:Collection, bf:Work subclass (TBD)
Bib properties: all applicable properties associated with bf:Work; bf:hasItem property for each child item instance.
Item types: bf:Item
Item properties: all applicable properties associated with bf:Item; bf:itemOf properties pointing to each related bib resource.
NOTE that with some bound-with items, call numbers are not available in the item. If the item is missing callnumber or 852, you will need to get the call number(s) from the bibs. There may be instances where there are slightly different call numbers on each bib. (Not sure what this looks like on the actual physical item...)
"Bound-with" items are single items that contain multiple works (represented by multiple bib records).
When multiple bibs are represented in one item (bound or bundled together), create an instance of an NYPL resource for each bib (usually
nypl:Item) and one instance typedbf:Itemfor the physical item. Relate the parent resources to the item with abf:hasItemon each resource and abf:itemOfproperty on the item for each related bib. Bib types:nypl:Item/nypl:Collection,bf:Worksubclass (TBD) Bib properties: all applicable properties associated withbf:Work;bf:hasItemproperty for each child item instance.Item types:
bf:ItemItem properties: all applicable properties associated withbf:Item;bf:itemOfproperties pointing to each related bib resource.Example available at: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pc_ctAkOszOkaHT8giLgzYFUknmyN1q0wuXgQ9I8ukY/edit#
NOTE that with some bound-with items, call numbers are not available in the item. If the item is missing
callnumberor 852, you will need to get the call number(s) from the bibs. There may be instances where there are slightly different call numbers on each bib. (Not sure what this looks like on the actual physical item...)