[Posters] [Counterculture] Anti-war and anti-nuclear weapons, nineteen posters 1970s and 1980s, all but one Dutch, var. sizes. Incl. a.o.: (1) Opland (R. Wout, 1928-2001). Geen nieuwe kernwapens in Europa. 2 posters (sl. different designs), one w. 'nieuwe kern' covered w. white tape. (2) Schuilkelder. Massa Graf. (3) Stop bombardementen op heel Vietnam. Nixon teken de vrede nu! Vietnam voor de Vietnamezen. (4) Hoogenbos, H. Stem tegen kernbewapening. Stem PSP of PPR. (5) Stop de neutronen Bom. (6) Geen bommen maar ballonnen. -and 12 more. Some sm. defects such as folds and sm. tears. (total 19)

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