University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections2965Arnautoff, JakeJake Arnautoff papers1935-1991.28 cubic feet plus 1 vertical
fileCollection
materials are in
English.Longshoreman and
artist located in San Francisco, CaliforniaMr. Arnautoff, a longshoreman and artist, was active in Local 10,
ILWU, in San Francisco, and opposed Bridges and a black militant faction just
preceding and during the 1971 Longshoremen's strike. He collected ephemera on
that period and from the earlier history of the union. Arnautoff illustrated
Herb Mills' publication "The San Francisco Waterfront." He was the son of famed
painter Victor Arnautoff.
Organized into 2 accessions.
- Accession No. 2965-001, Jake Arnautoff papers, 1935-1978
- Accession No. 2965-002, Jake Arnautoff papers, 1976, 1991
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Arnautoff, Jake--ArchivesMills, HerbLabor Archives of Washington (University of Washington)International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's UnionInternational Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union. Local 10 (San Francisco, Calif.)Longshoremen's Strike, San Francisco, Calif., 1934--Personal narrativesPersonal Papers/Corporate Records (University of Washington)Labor HistoryLabor UnionsShips and ShippingWashington (State)California
Accession No. 2965-001: Jake Arnautoff papers, 1935-1978.28 cubic feetScope and Content: Tape recorded radio documentary, publications, manuscripts of
publications, photos, poster, ILWU strike bulletins, newspapers, clippings,
scrapbooks.
The radio documentary features West Coast longshoremen describing
working conditions and other developments which led to the 1934 maritime strike
and the formation of the ILWU.
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Restrictions on Use: Creator's literary rights retained. Contact repository for
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Acquisition Info: Donated by Mr. Arnautoff, 1/9/1979.
1/1-1/52965-001SERIES I
PUBLICATIONS1967-19761/12965-001The Man on the Ladder,
drawings by J.V. Arnautoff19671/2-52965-001The San Francisco
Waterfront, by Herb Wills, illustrated by J.V. ArnautoffUndated1/62965-001SERIES II
PHOTOGRAPHSUndated1/72965-001SERIES III
THE
DISPATCHER1971-19721/82965-001SERIES IV
NEWSPAPERS, EPHEMERAUndated1/92965-001SERIES V
MISCELLANY1971-19761/102965-001SERIES VI
TAPE
RECORDINGS 485 A + B (reel to reel)UndatedGeneral Notes: Radio documentary on West Coast longshoremen covering the
topics of the 1934 maritime strike and ILWU.
12965-001SERIES VII
SCRAPBOOKSUndatedOVERSIZE2965-001SERIES VIII
STRIKE
POSTER (IWLU LOCAL 10)1971Accession No. 2965-002: Jake Arnautoff papers, 1976,
19911 vertical fileScope and Content: Publications, including sketches by Arnautoff.
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Acquisition Info: Donated by Jacob Arnautoff, 3/1/1994.