Can you sell a copy of a catalog of a company out of business?

If you are the lawful owner of a copyrighted object, you may sell (or give away) that copy to anybody you choose, provided you do not make and keep another copy for yourself, and provided you do not misrepresent any relationship with the company that originally published the catalog.

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