Sentence examples for catalog cards from inspiring English sources

NEWARK "Spring Sutras," installation using recycled library catalog cards by Karen Guancione.

Catalog cards for the works were also stolen in an attempt to eliminate traces of the crime.

In 1901 the Library of Congress began offering copies of its own catalog cards for sale to other libraries.

Through the Library of Congress Classification, the printed catalog cards, and MARC (see below Technical services: Cataloging), the library's practices are widely followed.

The Columbia University Libraries union card catalog was housed in Butler Library 310 from 1934 –2013 and held catalog cards from all of the Columbia University libraries.

In 1881, Melvil Dewey's company Library Bureau began selling furniture for libraries, including cabinets of drawers meant to house catalog cards.

Holograph catalog card in ink with pencil annotations.

In some cases only the information that would normally be on a catalog card is available.

This is a piece of film cut to a specified size and shape usually approximating a library catalog card but available in more than one size (although the most favoured size is 5 by 3 inches [8 by 13 centimetres]).

The museum's catalog card states that the fossils were "secured through the courtesy of contractors, city building inspectors and other friends" (Berger 1956).

If someone from Library A wanted a book from Library B, the catalog card went with the book and both stayed there until someone from another branch wanted the book.