'manuscript catalogue' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to reference a catalogue that is composed of handwritten texts and manuscripts. For example, "The library houses an impressive collection of manuscripts and a detailed manuscript catalogue."
Bibliographic Survey of Indian Manuscript Catalogues : Being a Union List of Manuscript Catalogues.
As the title announces, the NCC is a catalogue of several hundred South Asian and European Sanskrit manuscript catalogues (supplements are offered by Janert 1965 and Biswas 1998); at the same time it often provides important ancillary information on authors.
In the most practical terms, the census will proceed first by intensive examination of manuscript catalogues specific to the various regional complexes (supplemented by whatever specialized accounts are available, e.g., Bhattacharya 1958).
9. Spurious and doubtful translations Many other translations are attributed to Ibn Tibbon in manuscripts, manuscript catalogues, and later sources.
The files are intended to serve both as documentation (fulfilling the goals of traditional manuscript catalogues) and as direct input for computer-assisted philological research.
None of the plants appear to be real, although they are made from the usual stuff (green leaves, roots, and so on; search a word like "botanical" in the British Library's illuminated-manuscript catalogue and you'll find several texts that are similar to this part).
A portion of the online records are accompanied by digital images--generally those for which reproductions have been requested". The online Manuscripts Catalogue offers a single means of access to the mainstream catalogues of the British Library Department of Manuscripts.
The Donald E. Stewart papers contain a wide range of material including internal memos, various correspondence, reports, articles, books, manuscripts, catalogues, oral history transcripts, magazine and newspaper clippings, and physical artifacts (such as a section of brick from the Mandel Building, the Britannica's head offices).
The manuscript is catalogued by the EDEN steering Committee as EDEN0171 http://www.eden-fp6project.net.
Because of copying errors on the original manuscript and card catalogue, when the French version eventually ended up in the Bibliothèque Nationale, it was attributed erroneously to "Alessandro Strusco" with 40 voices being altered to "four voices".
