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Why do some indexed images have information in parentheses following the names?

April 26, 2017images indexed names parentheses

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Why do some indexed images have information in parentheses following the names?

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When necessary, additional information is noted in parenthesis. When card files have a front and a back image, the front is always assumed. If the back of a card is an indexed image, it is noted as “(back)”. If an indexed image is a form of correspondence, it is indicated with the designation “(letter)”.