ONE-LINER WEDNESDAY – INDUSTRIAL CARD CATALOG
One-Liner Wednesday
New card catalog system. I hope it can hold all my books.
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That’s funny. And it probably can’t.
Thanks, Staci. I bet you have the same issue.
I don’t think libraries even have a card catalog per se anymore.
John, you are probably right. My library still has the old card catalog, but I don’t believe it is current. Nor do I believe that any of the young children could use it. Thanks for stopping by.
Heehee. That’s cute, Michele!
Thanks, Mae.
I love a card catalog pic — it always flummoxes my kids. 😆
That’s funny, Laura. Thanks for stopping by.
That would catalog a lot of books.
That is a lot of books.
Sometimes I think my reading list is that big!
I know that feeling.
I miss the old card catalogs in libraries! Thanks for participating, Michele. 🙂
Thanks, Linda. Our library still has the card catalog, but I don’t believe many know how to use it.
sigh Another lost art.