Brothers and Sisters -

Approaching my 80th birthday I am eager to share with others some print treasures I have gathered since starting in Labor Studies as an ILR Freshman in 1954, helping for 25 years as an Adjunct Sociologist at the Meany Center (1975-2000), consulting with scores of unions here and abroad across more than a half century, and writing or editing a half-dozen labor-focused books.

Please consider asking for all or any part of -

1) 85 issues of Labor Studies Journal, dating from 1978 through 2,000 CE.

2) First 4 issues of Labor's History - (1989)

3) 3 issues of Working USA - 1997, 2004.

4) 5 issues of Perspective on Work - 1997 forward

5) 32 long-playing 33/1/3rd LABOR MUSIC Records - many of them iconic.(Pete Seeger, etc.)

6) And - many high-quality books identified in the attachment below.

Please be in touch as soon as possible, as a relocation of my household makes it imperative that I soon find "good" homes for these assets.

In solidarity, Art Shostak (AFSME Affiliate; NATCO Affiliate)

Arthur B. Shostak, PhDEmeritus Professor of SociologyDrexel University6263 Meadowstone Drive, Santa Rosa, CA 95409707-800-7470www.educationalfuturistics.comhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_B._Shostakwww.menandabortion.comwww.stealthaltruism.comwww.touringtomorrowtoday.com

"This time, like all times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it." Ralph Waldo Emerson