stock book

According to a 1717/1718 stock book, there were once again eleven families living in the village.

A library off the reception area stocks books on social change and activism.

The purchase price must be the value that's entered in the stock book when you buy the vehicle.

She said Powell's was unlikely to change its decisions about stocking books.

A "stock book" has survived from 1756 or 1759.

You should already have a record of these in your Margin Scheme stock book.

Here in the "real world," the superstores seem to stock books "by the numbers."

Stock is voted as shown by the stock book when posted.

Most train stations have small bookshops and even supermarkets stock books.

That is the label on your stock book.

He slid the page from the stock book across to Saxby.

It stocks books in accessible formats, such as braille and giant print.

The band found a picture in a stock book of an elephant whom they have affectionately named Agnes.

Paul Revere lists 84 bells in his stock book.

Bookshops like to stock books that look good on the shelf, but it is easy to be fooled by the cover.

This can clearly be seen in a stock book compiled in the mid-18th century.

He took the stock book and waddled out.

The chapel represents the first, thatched, church mentioned in the municipality's 1719 stock book.

Always helpful and obliging and they often stock books that are not seen anywhere else.

"This is the stock book for these rows.

Again, that stock book in Caradoc's inside pocket was becoming the big factor.

Ned sent a lad to fetch him and took down the canvas-bound stock books from their shelves.

They produce their own line of other philatelic products, such as albums, stock books, and other accessories.

The records contain stock books and photographic albums.

They began to grab stock books.