Audio-Visual Materials
This series is made up of audiovisual materials included in the Susan Stamberg papers. This includes cassettes, reels, and a single DVD created by and for Stamberg.
Materials are arranged by format.
Dates
- 1921 - 2011 and undated
- Majority of material found within 1968 - 1993
Conditions Governing Access
This collection is open to the public and must be used in the Special Collections Reading Room. Researchers must register and agree to copyright and privacy laws before using this collection
Some series contains both restricted and audiovisual materials. Please check the series and folder listings for additional information about individual restrictions.
Please note that audiovisual items that cannot be used in the Special Collections reading room or are too fragile for researchers require that a digital copy be made prior to use. If you would like to access these materials, please contact us prior to your visit, so we may determine the proper steps to be taken.
Conditions Governing Use
This series contains audiovisual materials. Items that cannot be used in the Special Collections reading room or are too fragile for researchers require that a digital copy be made prior to use. If you would like to access these materials, please contact us prior to your visit, so we may determine the proper steps to be taken.
Extent
15 Linear Feet (10 Record Storage Containers consisting of 66 Audio Cassettes, 2 DVDs, and 130 sound reels, 3 film reels, 3 CDs, 13 VHS, 15 DATs, 11 mini-discs, 3 beta-tapes, 1 Umatic, and 1 vinyl record)
66 Sound Cassettes (Audio Cassettes)
13 electronic_discs (2 DVDs and 11 minidiscs)
145 Tape Reels : 130 3", 5", 7", and 10" audio reels and 15 DATs
3 Film Reels : 8 mm
17 Videocassettes (13 VHS, 3 Beta, and 1 U-matic ) : VHS, Beta, and U-matic
1 floppy_disks
1 Sound Discs (1 vinyl record)
Library Details
Part of the Special Collections and University Archives
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