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Writing was invented in today's southern Iraq. Business transactions, official records and names. These records were copied and delivered to who needed them.

European Middle Ages:
Monasteries of the European Middle Ages made Vellum.  Vellum made it easier to copy, swapping and lending books out.

1460:
Moveable type was invented. This helped make copies faster and move the information more quickly and efficiently.

1627:
Catalogs became more important than as inventory lists.  French Librarian Gabriel Naude said "that catalogs can direct friends to an owning library if their own library lacks the desired book."

1873:
Typewriter was invented and by 1877 the typewriter was valuable to cataloging items in the library faster.

1895:
John Shaw Billings was appointed librarian of the Medical Materials of the Surgeon General's Office.  During his career he assembled the world's greatest Medical Library collection.  By doing this the foundation of National Library of Medicine was created.  This also included lending books and journals to Physicians.

1897:
The first "online" interlibrary loan was created. This was done by using the telephone information service using the stenographers to contact other libraries by phone to pass on the information that patrons from another library needed.

1898:
Samuel Green wrote to the Library Journal about his experience with interlibrary loan along with suggestions on how to make it better.

1930's:
Kodak's Recordak Division started to put newspapers such as the New York Times on microfilm.  Microfilm helped also to preserve records of civilization.  Microfilm helped by making it easier to ship through the interlibrary loan than all the paper documents.

1952:
1952 Code was a standardized ILL request form. This made it easier to notify each library regarding the shipment and return of items.

1956:
The first volumes of the National Union Catalog of the pre-1956 imprints was published.  This was important to ILL for it provided locating books and serials.  This brought down some barriers that needed to be overcome to make the ILL better.

1971:
"OCLC began production of its ILL Services, linking request forms to both bibliographic and holding services. 

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