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In DEXBY It E DINNERWARE 18 DISPLAY 134 POLY PANS/STORAGE 231 SHELVING & RACKS 355 FLATWARE 46 BAR SUPPLIES 140 BAKEWARE 238 BUSSING/TRANSPORT 360 BUFFET SERVICE 64 APPAREL 158 PIZZA SUPPLIES 265 TABLETOP 82 PRO. CUTLERY 169 FOOD PREP 274 COUNTERTOP M # 372 EQUIPMENT DINING SERVICE 100 PRO. COOKWARE 197 KITCHEN UTENSILS 296 APPAREL SIZING 416 BEVERAGE SERVICE 124 STEAM TABLE PANS 224 JANITORIAL 335 te Index by ITEM NUMBER ACP ...................................246, 249 ASP .....................................212, 218 BRN .............................219, 348-349 Red indicates NEW item ACS.............................................193 ASS .............................................. 318 BRP .....................................219, 349 ACSD ................................. 112, 141 AST ..............................................137 BRV ....................................292, 348 0-9 ACTD .......................................... 112 ATC ..............................................111 BS ...................................................... 0001 ..............................................60 ADB ........................... 138, 226-227 ATCH ..........................................101 130, 142 0002 .............................................60 ADBC .........................................333 AWPR ........................ 243, 267, 363 BSFK ............................................307 0004 .............................................59 ADC ...........................................136 AWRC ............. 240, 245, 360, 365 BSOB ..........................................307 0005 .............................................55 ADD ....................................257, 272 AWRK .................240-241, 360-361 BSON ......................................... 303 0006 .............................................54 ADO .............................................90 AWRS................................. 242, 362 BSOT ...........................................307 0007 ..............................................56 ADP ............................................229 AWZK ................................. 242, 362 BSPB ............................................307 0008 .............................................57 ADRG ................................ 259, 269 AXAP ..........................................215 BSPN .......................................... 303 0010 ..............................................56 ADRK ..........................................358 AXBZ ...........................................215 BSPT ............................................307 AES ..............................................329 AXHA ......................................... 214 BSSB ............................................307 NDEX BY I NDEX BY 0012 ..............................................60 I 0014 ..............................................60 AFD .............................................352 AXHB .......................................... 214 BSSN .......................................... 303 0015 ....................................... 55, 63 AFP ............................ 213, 216, 296 AXHH .......................................... 214 BSST.............................................307 0016 ..............................................57 AFPI ............................................. 212 AXPE ...........................................239 BST ...............................................143 0019 ..............................................58 AGP ............................................218 AXS ..............................212, 214-215 BTGP .................................. 156, 347 0021 ..............................................54 AHC ............................................333 AXSI ............................................212 BTH ..................................... 156, 347 0024 ..............................................59 AICD .......................................... 304 AXST ...........................................215 BTM .................................... 156, 347 0025 ..............................................59 ALBC ..........................................369 AXTI ............................................ 212 BTW .................................... 156, 347 ALBP ........................................... 217 BW ................................................78 0026 ..............................................58 B 0030 ......................... 46, 54, 63, 79 ALCR ..........................................359 BXC ............................................ 346 ALDP ................................. 256, 270 BA ........114-115, 162-164, 166, 346 0031 ..............................................47 C 0033 ..............................................53 ALHP ...........................................216 BADN .................................114 , 16 3 0034........................................51, 63 ALO.............................................285 BAM ............................................229 C-1080 .........................................69 0035..............................................52 ALPC ..........................................216 BAMC ........................................229 C-2080B .......................................68 0036..............................................50 ALPR .......................... 243, 267, 363 BAMN ................................228, 300 C-2F, -3F .......................................71 0037 ..............................................49 ALRC .241-245, 267, 361-363, 365, BAW ...................................166, 346 C-3080B ......................................68 0039 ..............................................48 369 BC ...............................................140 C-4080 .........................................69 0081 .............................................. 61 ALRK .241, 244, 245, 361, 363, 365 BCH ............................................144 C-5080 .........................................66 0082 .............................................. 61 ALRP ........................................... 217 BCS ...............................................95 CAGP ........................................ 209 0083.............................................. 61 ALRS .................................. 242, 362 BFM .............................................296 CASD ........................................ 209 101, 101A, 101B ...........................64 ALSB ...........................................219 BGDV ........................ 118, 273, 369 CASM ...........................................82 103 , 103A, 103B .........................64 ALSP ...........................................223 BGPZ .......................... 118, 273, 369 CAST ....................................82, 209 108A .............................................65 ALXN ..........................................238 BGS ....................................108, 282 CB ...............................................292 201 ................................................67 ALXP ..................106, 217, 238, 396 BHKF ...........................................307 CBBN ..........................................293 202 ................................................67 ALZK .................................. 242, 362 BHKP ...........................................307 CBBU ..........................................293 203 ................................................67 AM ..................................... 264, 315 BHKS ...........................................307 CBEL ............................................111 207 ................................................70 AMF ............................................250 BHON ........................................ 303 CBF .............................................293 211 .................................................70 AMT ............................................330 BHOP ..........................................307 CBGR .........................................293 308A .............................................65 AP .......................................127, 283 BHPN ......................................... 303 CBH ............................................292 408 ................................................67 APCD ................................258, 286 BHPP ...........................................307 CBI ..............................................292 508 ................................................67 APL................................................90 BHSN ......................................... 303 CBK .............................................291 601 ................................................66 APM ............................................249 BHSP ...........................................307 CBM ...................................275, 373 602 ..........................................64-66 APP ....................................268, 332 BL ...................................................... CBN .......................... 145, 290, 296 603 ................................................66 APPL ...........................................249 142, 155 CBPP ..........................................296 708 ................................................67 APRK...........................................126 BLS ..............................................143 CBR ....................................293, 349 901 ........................................75, 125 APS .............................................219
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