Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, 1975

84 x 59.5cm, yellow, red and black on white offset lithograph poster showing a photo montage of Franz Josef Strauss with a machine gun and Helmut Kohl with an umbrella, which he holds over himself and Strauss, both in a sewage duct. Strauss, had recently made a speech in which he argued that the SDP and the left would only have a chance of winning if the state and, above all, the state finances were in ruins. Chancellor candidate Kohl refused to disagree with this statement saying that he was not leaving Strauss out in the cold. Staeck parodies their support for each other with the slogan: "Christian Democrats! Your future lies in chaos". VG+.

84 x 59.5cm,full colour poster showing a photomontage of a office block with a sign saying the company is hiring machines but are releasing employees.

"Wir stellen ein! 1 Fotosetzmaschine, 1 Schreibkraft - Wir entlassen: 4 Setzer, 3 Textmetteure, 3 Stereotypeure, 1 Korrektor - Wir schaffen Arbeitsplätze durch Investitionen" which roughly translates to

"We are hiring! 1 phototypesetter, 1 typist - We are firing: 4 typesetters, 3 copywriters, 3 stereotypists, 1 proofreader"

Underneath is a text: "WIR SCHAFFEN ARBEITSPLATZE DURCH INVESTITIONEN" - a sarcastic "WE CREATE JOBS THROUGH INVESTMENTS".VG+.

59.5 x 84cm, red, orange and black offset lithographic election poster with the message: "Keep it up Germany" and a bandaged thumb oozing blood. A sarcastic attack on the CDU. VG+. 

84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset lithographic election poster with an image of a book labelled German Laws with a camera on the front label. The title uses the line from Red Riding Hood - "Grandmother, why do you have such large eyes?" and Staeck sometimes refers to this poster and postcard image as "The Great Eavesdropping". VG+. 

59.5 x 84cm, full colour offset lithographic poster with a photo-collage by Staeck based on Manet's Dejeuner sur la herbe but the German designer has added discarded cans of coca cola, a cooler bag and a Mercedez-Benz car. VG+. 

Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, 1975

84 x 59.5cm, yellow and black offset lithograph poster showing the Federal Minister of the Interior Ernst Benda in the clothes of the President of the Federal Constitutional Court and in the background a crucifix on the wall. Issued as part of the campaign against the abortion ban (§ 218) passed by the Bundestag in 1975. As usual the Catholic Church in Germany opposed a woman's right to choose. VG+.

Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, 1975

84 x 59.5cm, yellow, red and black on white offset lithographic poster showing Franz Josef Strauss shaking hands with Mao Zedong with the caption "Greetings between two party leaders: Mao-Tsetung receives Franz-Josef Strauss" when the former visited China in January 1975. VG+. 

Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, 1975

84 x 59.5cm, black on white silkscreen print showing Franz Josef Strauss graffiting a wall and escapaing with paint bucket and brush and posters. The slogan on the wall says: "The fight goes on - until the final victory of the CDU/CSU". VG+. 

84 x 59.5cm, full colour offset lithographic poster displaying six miners holding (photo-collaged) posters in favour of the environment. A later poster used the same image of miners with different environmental images also. VG+. 

84 x 59.5cm, yellow and red/black duotone offset lithographic poster showing a young married couple in front of factories pumping out industrial pollution and a ruined house. The slogan says: "Until suffocation do us part" and "We don't need to demonize progress, we just have to master it". VG+. 

2.5 x 22.5cm, 2pp offset lithographic offprint that has been misaligned on the registration on the front, as well as missing the black print and verso has the publisher's details and title. Four uncut artist's postcards with photograph by Staeck of the performance of the "Hare's Grave" from the exhibition Heute arbeitet Beuys in der Galerie Schmela in 1979. This is one of a small number signed in black felt tipped pen over the images by Beuys. VG+.