Michele 
These are very much as it says, just listings of cards, by issuer, typed, by hand.
Originally it was my intention to add each of these details with to the data for each of the copies in the library, but it appears some copies are no longer there, or maybe they are just not listed in the library catalogue.
Anyway they are all listed in the first ever "Cartophilic Notes and News" magazine, Volume 1, Number 1, dated January/February, 1965 - which I am currently gleaning - so, to save me returning, I will add the data here and remove it once I have found out more about the library copies.
And as for our lovely illustration, you can read more about that in our newsletter for the 21st of October 2023, just scroll down to Sunday, the 22nd of October.
The magazine entry reads :
CARTOPHILIC TYPED LISTINGS
These listings cover series or groupings which are too lengthy or of insufficient general interest to warrant inclusion in the printed Reference Books.
For the benefit of members who are not familiar with this aspect of the Society`s research work, we would mention that these listings are not really suitable for the general collector, but for those who desire to specialise or to be informed of all research matter available. The typed listings are usually secured in a file with the title on the cover. The following are available in the Library of the Cartophilic Society, now amalgamated with that of the Cameric Club, under the control of the Librarian, Mr. Alfred Yates, of Locks Heath, Herts.
No.1 - Cousis "Warships, Liners, and Other Vessels". Set C146-18
(i) Dated April, 1959. 22 pages
(ii) 2nd Edition, dated February, 1963. 47 pages. Includes 3 appendices by the late Cdr. Rundle :
I - Article on the Cousis Series
II - The Tragedy of the Victoria
III - An Introduction to Naval Cartophily
(iii) Addenda Sheet No.1, dated September, 1964. 2 pages.No. 2 - "Pinnace Listings".
Phillips Sets P50-43, P50-45, and P50-54. Cricketers and Footballers. Undated. 32 pagesNo. 3 - Cousis "Celebrities". Set C146-8
(i) Dated Febuary 1960, 79 pages
(ii) Addenda Sheet No.1, dated September, 1964. 4 pagesNo. 4 - Issues by Cibils.
Continental Trade Cards. Dated April, 1960. 32 pagesNo. 5 - Issues by Creme Liebig.
Continental Trade Cards. Dated July, 1969. 17 pagesNo. 6 - Suchard Issues, 1880 - 1914.
Continental Trade Cards. Based on Wiener`s 1911 Catalogue. Dated August, 1960. 47 PagesNo. 7 - Cousis "Views, Types & Scenes"
Set C146-16. Dated August 1961. 19 pagesNo. 8 - English Language Liebig Issues.
Trade Cards. Cross-referenced to U.S.A Catalog and Fada Numbers. Dated December, 1961. 16 pagesNo. 9 - U.S.A. Coffee Issues
Listings of certain selected series. Dated April, 1962. 36 pagesNo.10 - Cousis "Actresses" - Unnumbered - Small size
Set C146-3.2. Dated August, 1962. 29 pagesNo.11 - Australian Trade Issues up to 1945
Dated October, 1962. 22 pagesNo.12 - Early U.S.A. Photographic Cards - Baseball and some Allied Subjects
(i) Dated May, 1964. 89 pages, with 19 cards illustrated (full size)
(ii) Addenda sheet No.1, dated August, 1964. 1 pageNo.13 - Cousis "Actresses" - Unnumbered - Miniature Size
Set 146-3.1
(i) Dated November, 1963. 52 pages
(ii) Addenda sheet No.1, dated February, 1964. 1 pageNo.14 - North American 20th Century Unnumbered Series - Baseball and certain Long Listings
Dated August, 1964. 63 pagesThis listing covers the U.S.A. 20th Century Baseball series and certain long listings like T.44, T.62, T.97, T.112 and T.119-1. These were originally incorporated in the text of World Index Part II, but have been transferred to a Cartophilic Typed Listing to reduce printing costs.
While these listings are primarily prepared to be available for members in the Library, there are a few extra copies available for those who wish to possess their own copy. I can supply No. 12 and 14 at a cost of 15/- each, and will also supply a copy of the Addenda Sheets to Listings Nos 1 and 3 to any member who sends me 6d. in stamps, and an addressed foolscap envelope. In both cases I can only supply requests up to 31st March, next, as after that date I shall be passing on all surplus copies to the Secretary.
Members may like to know that Listings Nos 4 and 5 are quite out of date, and will, I hope, be replaced eventually by a comprehensive listing of Continental Trade CardsResearch Editor [E.C. Wharton-Tigar]