[Counterculture] Protests, eight items concerning May 1968: (1) Mai-Juin-1968. Directives d'action Brochure reservée aux travailleurs et aux étudiants. "Au Joli Mai no. 1". Introd. by J. Sauvageot. Paris, N.P.P., 1968, 59 p., w. ills., orig. wr., 4to. A few imperfections. Important publication of action protocols, w. an introduction by one of the leading figures of the May 1968 student protests. (2) Mai 68 affiches. Coger, Cabasson et du Griffon for Tchou, 1968. Letterpress introd. by J. Cassou, followed by 31 (of 35) posters by Alechinsky a.o., 49 x 32 cm. Introd. and 3 posters loose and frayed, 1 poster cut short and mounted. -and 6 other related items. (total 8)

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