Posts tagged card catalog
A Card CATalogue. Oh, yes. We went to there.
It’s ok, we’ll wait for you to wipe the tears of mirth out of your eyes. Via Paterson Public Library’s own Michelle Petrasek!
Uggh, I hate how much I love this.
Librarian showing student how to find a book in the card catalog
Ah, yes, Google beta.
To add to our posts about libraries, other book-related matters, and wine-related repurposing, there’s this:
An obsolete card catalog repurposed as a minibar.
Need we say more?!
(photo via The Sugar Monster on Flickr)
A great way to spend a day off.
The Morgue or Library of the Virginian-Pilot and Ledger Dispatch in Norfolk, Va. 1939. Shown behind the desk is “Jimmy” our first librarian.
(via librarianista)
“Library catalogue files are checked by (left to right) Dorothy Gnoerrendale, 7711 Euclid Ave.; Mary Mason, 13318 Cedar Rd., Cleveland Heights, and Delores Hammons, 10017 Parkgate Ave” — photo verso.
By Clayton Knipper, dated March 7, 1952, from the Cleveland Press Collection.
(via librarianista)
