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DEFINITION: Accessioning is the process of creating a permanent record of an object, assemblage, or lot received from one source at one time for which the Museum has custody, right, or title, and assigning a unique control number to said object, assembly, or lot. (Note: Some departments use the term cataloguing
The process of accessioning legally adds an item to a museums permanent collection. Accessioned collections are held by museums in the public trust and therefore are subject to specific legal and ethical considerations. Consequently, museums do not accession every item they acquire.
Accession numbers are allocated by taking the next number in the sequence used by the museum. They are always physically attached to, or associated with, the object or group of objects using standard labelling and marking techniques.
Essentially, the accession number refers to the transaction of the item or items rather than the items themselves. The Object ID is the unique catalog number assigned to each item. An accession may contain any number of items with unique Object IDs.
The Accession Record documents the receipt of these items- who they came from and when, who received them at the museum, their value, notes as to how the donor wishes them to be displayed, etc. Most museums in the US have adopted a three-part numbering system, the first two parts of which refer to the accession.
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n. a consistent and normally internal set of data detailing an archives acquisition, documenting legal and physical transfer, and supporting description (View Citations) This usually consists of a brief description of the material, its source, its cost if a purchase, and the date of its receipt.
The form allows the museum to capture signatures, and record details about all objects entering the museum. In the case of donations and sales, this form is the first step in transferring ownership of the object and its associated intellectual property to the museum, if the museum decides to accept the object.

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