Facts about the International Typographical Union for all who would like to know (1973)

Facts about the International Typographical Union for all who would like to know (1973)

A booklet about the International Typographical Union including a history of the organization and a summary of membership benefits.

Membership in the International Typographical Union admitted Deaf printers into a broader legacy of organized labor in the US. As outlined in the booklet, union participation ensured that Deaf printers received the same benefits and protections as their hearing counterparts.

International Typographical Union

Janie Golightly Collection

1973

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Booklet