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item 10 — picture books, museum books, and the county's own keeping
The shelf itself stands in three files of this build, and this article gathers it without inflating it: Watt & Wade's 1956 town history, the town's first book, read in part through a carrier, its whole read standing as pull-list item 1 of the sources leg; Dana Groves's Images of America: New Carlisle (ISBN 9780738577395), drawn from twenty collections, sold at the Historic New Carlisle museum at 112 East Michigan Street; the society's book sales and programme stock; and the library's local-history shelf, carried in the libraries leg's collection article. What no pass has yet done is the sweep the floor requires: the picture books, museum books, and small-press and self-published titles read whole, as a shelf, rather than sampled through carriers. That residue is banked here as a named gap — settler the society's shop stock and the library's local-history shelf read whole — because every Authors verdict that rests on the shelf presently rests on title-and-carrier strength, and the leg says so in its own closing article rather than letting the pointer imply a read that has not happened.
Sources:
- This build's Sources (the shelf and pull list; Watt & Wade read in part, whole read as pull-list item 1), Libraries ('The collection, and the local-history shelf'), and Arts (the museum and its sales).