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I think it is mentioned in one of the revision lectures.
However all it is is a book listing all of the non-current assets and keeping a note of when they were bought and the amount of depreciation.
It is not part of the double entry – it is simply that some (not all) businesses like to keep a separate list of all the non-current assets because it helps them to keep control of them.
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