International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Collection, 1891-1989, [bulk 1935-1989].

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International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Collection, 1891-1989, [bulk 1935-1989].

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The collection documents the development of a machinist union into an international union. The collection includes correspondence, minutes, reports, organizational publications, legal and financial records, conference materials, speeches, articles and other materials documenting the history of the machinists. Select unions and labor federations are non-systematically represented in the IAMAW collection.

430 videocassettes.

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Georgia State University

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