Catalog

List or collection of items.

catalogue

A catalog is a list or collection of items, typically organized and presented in a systematic way. It can be a physical book or an online listing.

/ˈkætəlɒɡ/

The word 'catalog' comes from the Greek word 'katálógos,' meaning a written list or record.

A catalog is like a list of things you can buy, often with pictures and prices, like when you get a toy catalog in the mail.

The first known catalog was created by Roman bookseller Augustus Caesar in 47 BC
Sears, Roebuck and Co
's catalog was once so popular it was considered a form of entertainment
Catalogs helped spread consumer culture in the late 19th and early 20th centuries

What is a catalog? A catalog is a curated collection of items, often for sale
Who uses catalogs? Retailers and libraries use catalogs to organize and present information
How are catalogs used today? Many catalogs are now online, but printed versions still exist

directory register inventory

list index

price list parts list card catalog

entries items descriptions

database collection

artificial list