Hi, Couple of questions for you catalogers about the following Russian-language map, translated and described here... Title panel =========== [Big type] CRIMEA FOR TRAVELERS [Sm. type] Crimean peninsula 1:340,000 South Coast of Crimea 1:100,000 Simferopol, Sebastopol 1:50,000 Verso =========== * Untitled map of Crimean peninsula that bleeds to the paper's edge (no border or neatline) * inset of Simferopol * legend, table of distances, index Recto ======= * Titled map: "South Coast of Crimea". Map bleeds to edge (no border or neatline). * inset of Sebastopol * title panel, locator map panel, 2 panels of tourist sites (photos and text) The existing record [OCLC 1187201243] has a 245 with the title panel's (collective?) title and no 246s. A 500 note describes "three insets." I don't think this is right, but I'm under-informed. The "South Coast of Crimea" map *is* an enlargement of the described area, but it's not depicted graphically (e.g. set off in a box) like the two "true" insets; except for scale and the title on the map, the graphic treatment of this is similar to the recto's peninsula map. And though I can't read the text, it's clear from the symbology that this area is intended to represent the most traveler/tourist-friendly part of Crimea. Q1: How many main maps and insets here? (Two and two, I think?) Q2: What goes in 245/246 fields? Does the small title panel text go in the 246? Thank you for reading this far, and for any input you have. Feel free to contact me offline if you want to know more. Michael -- *Michael Fry* Collections Manager | Map Library Manager National Geographic Society Library 202.807.3139 [log in to unmask] [image: Nat Geo Logo Yellow_Black.png] <http://www.nationalgeographic.org> 1145 17th St., NW, Washington, DC 20036 <https://www.nationalgeographic.org>