inventory book

The church inventory books have helped in dating some pieces.

She closed the inventory book.

Glancing up from an inventory book, the staff supervisor, trained also as a guard, sent the inmate scurrying back to his assigned spot.

The practice of impressing numerals that correspond to moulds in the inventory books began in 1763.

So, the word "navvab" (noble), was read as a name of the painter during recording in the inventory book of a museum.

According to the former director Hugo Stehkämper, the collection of 80 "shrine charters" from the 12th century, a seals collection and most inventory books were saved and remain intact.

In 1931, Malov initiated a transfer to the Oriental Department "to register and inventory books, newspapers and manuscripts in Arabic, Persian and, mainly, in all Turkic languages".

These include the collections of Steinway business records known as inventory books, number books, dealer circulars, catalogues, trustees' and directors' minutes, the William Steinway diary, private account books and family correspondence.

We didn't even have inventory books like we had with the Ben Franklin stores, where if necessary you could simply look over what you needed and order it from Butler Brothers, then price it accordingly.