National Microfilm Association

The National Microfilm Association, of Hingham, Mass., collects information on the production, consumption, processes, production facilities, and new equipment and products in the field of microfilming and microdocumentary reproduction. These data are generally not available to nonmembers. Much of the published data appear in the journal American Documentation (24), published by the American Documentation Institute. 

The John Crerar Library which is the principal scientific collection in the Chicago area is a reference library with over 10,000 periodical and serial publications many of which are complete from the first volume. Its services include literature searching and the preparation of bibliographies as well as photocopying and microfilming. It also maintains the Special Libraries Association Translations Center which is a national co-operative organization possessing over 50,000 translations obtainable by purchase as photocopies. 

The main collection of translated Russian literature in Great Britain is held by the National Lending Library which receives over 200 translated journals including abstract journals and has a vast collection of translated books and individual articles, including microfilm copies of those deposited in the Special Libraries Association collection. 

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Papers, Library of Congress (microfilm in Alderman Library, University of Virginia, Charlottesville)... 

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