Fig. 107.—Adjustable Sheaf Catalogue, Open for Consultation ([Section 287]).
Fig. 108.—Adjustable Sheaf Catalogue, Open for making Additions with Cradle and Key ([Section 287]).
287.
287. The most recent form of catalogue sheaf is that illustrated in [Figs. 107]-[8]. It differs from the adjustable in having a rigid back, and but one screw. In other respects it is perhaps easier to manipulate than the binders just described.
The holder consists of a strong wooden back to which two stout covers are attached by means of hinges, specially designed to guard against injury to the covers. Within the holder a special form of brass screw-fitting is mounted, upon which the slips are threaded, so that when the covers are closed the whole sheaf is firmly secured by means of a special screw. A few turns of the key suffices to lock or open the holder.
 | Oliphant (Mrs.) | |
| Adam Graeme. | Fiction | |
| Country gentleman. | Fiction | |
| Curate in charge. | Fiction | |
| Harry Joscelyn. | Fiction | |
| House in Bloomsbury. | Fiction | |
| Kirsteen. | Fiction | |
| OVER |
Fig. 109.—Front of Sheaf Catalogue Author Slip ([Section 288]).