Use for: Ledgers, Journals (Financial records)

• Use for books in which details of financial transactions are recorded.

• Use for independent self-publications, periodical or monographic, usually inexpensively produced and with small circulation, covering any of a wide range of topics.

• Use for tabular registers of days, not for lists of manuscripts or documents; subdivide by date.

• Use for pictorial images executed in an exaggerated or abbreviated manner intended as satire, caricature, or humor.

Use for: Invitation cards

• Use for printed or handwritten requests for one’s presence at an event.

• Use for serial publications, issued at regular intervals, that contain a mix of articles, editorials, and other short writing.

• Use for account books of original entry which record the various transactions of the day in the order in which they occurred. For works sometimes known as daybooks which are diaries rather than account books use

• Use for verbal or visual works which portray in a critical or facetious way a real individual or group, or a figure representing a social, political, ethnic, or racial type. The effect is usually achieved through distortion or exaggeration of some characteristic or characteristics.

• Use for annual compendia of facts and statistics of the preceding year, frequently limited to a special subject.