Catalogues [noun]

Valuable information will be found in the sporting periodicals, and in the catalogues of outfitters and dealers in sporting goods.

If the catalogues were illustrated it would probably be found a help to weak memories.

I have been searching a lot of old catalogues, and I have discovered that these are the books for you.

There are several varieties, as you will see when you consult the dealers' catalogues.

The catalogues of the bulb-dealers will be sent out about the first of September.

Catalogues, with the prices, of all the sales are preserved in the British Museum.

Twice a year there are public sales, to which dealers are invited by catalogues sent to Paris and other continental cities.

Wherever I have obtained the catalogues of 1866, I have recorded the present number of students in these colleges.

Mention the founding of each great college and where possible show pictures of them from old books and catalogues.

Might not catalogues of these be printed, as well as the more historically valuable and curious of the papers themselves?