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EVERYBODY AGREES that shared cataloguing is a good thing, but until recently nobody has done very much about it. I remember my first encounter with it was the regional catalogue for the libraries of South Wales set up in Cardiff in the 1930s under W. O. Padfield, but there was always something rather arcane about it, to me at any rate who was kept shelving books whenever they could find me.

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