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    A card catalogue is a physical listing of a library's contents organized with individual cards for each item. It has three kinds of cards: author cards sorted by author/editor name, title cards sorted by item title, and subject cards sorted by item subject.

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    A card catalogue is a physical listing of a library's contents organized with individual cards for each item. It has three kinds of cards: author cards sorted by author/editor name, title cards sorted by item title, and subject cards sorted by item subject.

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    A card catalogue is a physical listing of a library's contents organized with individual cards for each item. It has three kinds of cards: author cards sorted by author/editor name, title cards sorted by item title, and subject cards sorted by item subject.

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    1. WHAT IS CARD CATALOGUE? ENUMERATE AND DEFINE THE THREE KINDS OF CARD CATALOUGE. A card catalog is a physical listing of all of the contents of a library, organized with a single card for each item in the library. The card catalog was a familiar navigational hazard and blessing in all libraries well through the late 20th century, when physical card catalogs began to be displaced by computerized versions. Some libraries retain their card catalogs, often as sentimental mementos, and a few actively maintain their card catalogs: this is most common in small, remote libraries. 1. The Author Card- This card sorts items according to the author or editor name. 2. The Title Card- According to the title of the item. 3. The Subject Card- According to the subject of the item.

    2. DRAW AND LABEL THE PARTS OF THE CARD CATALOGUE

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