microfiche

IPA: mˈaɪkroʊfitʃ

A sheet of microfilm, six by four inches, holding several hundred reduced images of document pages, read using a microfiche reader or microfilm reader.
A device used to magnify and read these sheets.

Examples of "microfiche" in Sentences

The microfiche machines are Korean War-era and break down constantly.
(Fairly big academic library full of obsessive grad students using the microfiche readers.)
She reviewed microfiche of Manley's scrapbook, looked at articles from the time, viewed photos.
My library still uses microfiche for old newspapers, though I think even our reader is newer than the one in the picture.
The committee said Olympic tickets will have anticounterfeiting measures such as microfiche-text processing and radio-frequency identification tags.
Thousands of copyright holders, both individual authors and institutions, have given ERIC permission to scan and display older work previously available only in microfiche.
It’s a nicely done book, although it’s a little lacking in diagrams, but the Ron Ayers site seems to have all the "microfiche" assembly diagrams for the bike I’ll ever need.
Recounting the conversation rhetorically, he asks, You going to believe your microfiche twenty feet away from you, or me, city historian, or you going to believe someone who told you?