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20Th Century American Paperback Humor Collection PS648 .H84 V.1-V.2590 20th Century American Paperback Humor Collection PS648 .H84 v.1-v.2590 v.1384 - v.2590 not cataloged separately and constitute: The Ray Torrence Collection of Cartoon, Joke, Cartoon-Illustrated, and Humor-Related Paperbacks. Klever kid kartoons / compiled & edited by Belly laughs annual / compiled and edited by Harold Meyers. Harold Meyers. Avon Avon 1955 v. 1 Box 1 1955 v. 9 Box 1 Hatlo, Jimmy, 1898-1963. Meyers, Harold. Hatlo's inferno / Jimmy Hatlo. Naughty 90's joke book : & dyspeptics guide to Avon Publications the grave / by Harold Meyers. 1955 v. 2 Box 1 Avon 1947 v. 10 Box 1 Hatlo, Jimmy. The new Jimmy Hatlo book : they'll do it every Mandel, George. time. Beatville U. S. A. / George Mandel. Avon Avon Book Division, Hearst Corp. 1953 v. 3 Box 1 1961 v. 11 Box 1 Richter, Mischa, 1910-2001 Hatlo, Jimmy. Keeping women in line / by Richter. Office hi-jinks / Jimmy Hatlo. Avon Avon 1953 v. 4 Box 1 1961 v. 12 Box 1 Bassler, Anthony, 1874- Dunn, Bob, 1908-1989. Just what the doctor ordered. [Poems] Hospital happy. Avon Pub. Co. Avon 1949 v. 5 Box 1 1952 v. 13 Box 1 Another all about girls book. The Cracked reader. Avon Book Division, The Hearst Corporation Ace 1960 v. 6 Box 1 1960 v. 14 Box 1 Hatlo, Jimmy. Thurber, James, 1894-1961. The newest Jimmy Hatlo cartoon book : They'll The beast in me and other animals / James do it every time. Thurber. Avon Avon Books 1959 v. 7 Box 1 1948 v. 15 Box 1 Hatlo, Jimmy. More They'll do it every time / Jimmy Hatlo. Avon 1957 v. 8 Box 1 Wheeler, Elmer, 1903- Lupoff, Richard A., 1935- The fat boy's book / by Elmer Wheeler ; All in color for a dime / edited by Dick Lupoff illustrations by Carl Rose. and Don Thompson. Avon Ace Books 1950 v. 16 Box 1 1970 v. 25 Box 1 Meyers, Harold. Bernstein, Paul. Can can Americana, patched and threaded Great moments in hysteria [by] Paul Bernstein together. and Warren Sattler. Avon Pub. Co. Ace Pub. Corp. 1951 v. 17 Box 1 1969 v. 26 Box 1 Loos, Anita, 1893-1981 Hoffman, Lee, 1932-2007 A mouse is born / by Anita Loos. The legend of Blackjack Sam : being an Avon Publishing absolutely accurate acco unt (more or less) of the violent events leading up to the notorious 1952 v. 18 Box 1 Aceshowdown Books a t the O'Shea Corral... / Lee 1966 v. 27 Box 1 More Cracked. Ace Books Wilson, Gahan. 1961 v. 19 Box 1 Gahan Wilson's graveside manner. Ace Books 1965 v. 28 Box 1 Completely cracked. Ace Books 1962 v. 20 Box 1 Words fail me! / edited by Brant House. Ace Books Makow, Henry. 1954 v. 29 Box 1 Ask Henry / Henry Makow. Ace Books Settel, Irving. 1962 v. 21 Box 1 Best television humor of the year. Ace Books Sherman, Hal. 1956 v. 30 Box 1 Hal Sherman's fishing for laughs. Ace Books Davis, Eddie. 1964 v. 22 Box 1 Campus joke book : a short course in collegiate comedy / by Eddie Davis ; illustrated by America's funniest cartoonists. Tall short stories / edited by Eric Duthie ; Ace illustrations by Mona Moore. 1956 v. 31 Box 1 Ace Books 1959 v. 23 Box 1 Squelches / edited by Brant House. Einhorn, Benjamin. Ace Books Jewish curses for all occasions. 1956 v. 32 Box 1 Ace Publishing Corporation 1970 v. 24 Box 1 Hatlo, Jimmy, 1898-1963. The Better Half : featuring Harriet & Stanley They'll do it every time / Jimmy Hatlo. Parker. Avon Publ. Co Ace 1951 v. 41 Box 1 1981 v. 33 Box 1 Walker, Mort. Van Amerongen, Jerry. Trixie / Mort Walker and Dik Browne. The Neighborhood : favorites / by Jerry Van Avon Book Division Amerongen. 1960 v. 42 Box 1 Ace Books Preston, Charles, 1921- 1981 v. 34 Box 1 A cartoon guide to the Kinsey report / edited by Kane, Gil. Charles Preston. Star hawks / by Gil Kane and Ron Goulart. Avon Publications. Inc. Grosset & Dunlap 1954 v. 43 Box 1 1979 v. 35 Box 1 Davies, Valentine, 1905-1961. Kane, Gil. It happens every spring / by Valentine Davies. Star hawks II / Gil Kane and Ron Goulart. Avon Publising Co., Inc. Grosset & Dunlap 1950 v. 44 Box 2 1981 v. 36 Box 1 Adams, Joey, 1911-1999. Murray, Ken, 1903-1988 From gags to riches : an alibiography / by Joey Ken Murray's giant joke book / illustrated by Adams. Ernest Marquez [et al.] Avon Publishing Co., Inc. Ace Books 1949 v. 45 Box 2 1954 v. 37 Box 1 Taylor, Richard Denison, 1902-1970. Markham, Marcella. The better Taylors / by Richard Taylor. Old is great! / by Marcella Markham ; illustrated Avon Book Company by Dominic Poelsma. 1947 v. 46 Box 2 Ace Books 1978 v. 38 Box 1 Avon bedside companion : a treasury of tales Hill, Ernest, 1915- for the sophisticated. Pity about earth / Ernest Hill. Space chantey / Avon Book Company R.A. Lafferty. 1947 v. 47 Box 2 Ace Smith, Thorne, 1892-1934. 1968 v. 39 Box 1 The stray lamb / by Thorne Smith. Wodehouse, P. G. (Pelham Grenville), 1881 Avon Book Company Quick-1975. service ; The code of the Woosters / by 1945 v. 48 Box 2 P.G. Wodehouse. Ace Books Hatlo, Jimmy, 1898-1963. [1940?] v. 40 Box 1 Hatlo cartoons - 1956 / Jimmy Hatlo. Avon Publications 1956 v. 49 Box 2 Hatlo, Jimmy, 1898-1963. Another new Jimmy Hatlo book / [Jimmy Battle of the sexes. Hatlo]. Avon Avon Publications 1955 v. 58 Box 2 1958 v. 50 Box 2 Hatlo, Jimmy, 1898-1963. Battle of the sexes. Cartoons / by Jimmy Hatlo. Avon Avon Publications 1955 v. 58 Box 2 1955 v. 51 Box 2 Hatlo, Jimmy, 1898-1963. Caveman cartoons / edited and compiled by The New Jimmy Hatlo book : they'll do it every Harold Meyers. time. Avon Avon Publications 1955 v. 59 Box 2 1952 v. 52 Box 2 Hershfield, Harry, 1885-1974. Caveman cartoons / edited and compiled by Now I'll tell one : Harry Hershfield's book of Harold Meyers. jokes. Avon Avon 1955 v. 59 Box 2 1945 v. 53 Box 2 Ketcham, Hank, 1920-2001. Dennis the menace / by Hank Ketcham. All about girls : a gay and witty summation of Avon the subject every young man should know. 1952 v. 60 Box 2 Avon Publishing Co., Inc. Ketcham, Hank, 1920-2001. 1950 v. 54 Box 2 Dennis the menace / by Hank Ketcham. Avon All about girls : a gay and witty summation of 1952 v. 60 Box 2 the subject every young man should know. Avon Publishing Co., Inc. Ketcham, Hank, 1920-2001. 1951 v. 55 Box 2 More Dennis the menace / by Hank Ketcham. Avon 1954 v. 61 Box 2 All about girls : a gay and witty summation of the subject every young man should know. Ketcham, Hank, 1920-2001. Avon Publishing Co., Inc. More Dennis the menace / by Hank Ketcham. 1953 v. 56 Box 2 Avon 1954 v. 61 Box 2 Cracked again. Ace Books Avon bedside companion. 1965 v. 57 Box 2 Avon 1949 v. 62 Box 2 Lowell, Juliet. Avon bedside companion. Dear Sir : including Dear Sir, Dear Sir or Avon Madam, Dear Mr. Congressman / by Juliet Lowell ; illustrated by Carl Rose. 1949 v. 62 Box 2 Avon 1951 v. 67 Box 2 The Avon bedside companion. Avon Publishing Co., Inc. Teen-age cartoons & jokes / Harold Meyers, 1952 v. 63 Box 2 editor and compilor [sic]. Avon Publications Avon bedside companion. 1955 v. 68 Box 2 Avon Book Division, The Hearst Corporation Morgan, Henry, 1915-1994 1952 v. 64 Box 2 Henry Morgan's jokebook / cartoons by Ernest Marquez. More all about girls. Avon Publications Avon 1955 v. 69 Box 2 1954 v. 65 2 Box Flowers, Don. Glamor girls / by Don Flowers. More all about girls. Avon Publishing Avon 1952 v. 70 Box 2 1954 v. 65 2 Box Flowers, Don. Glamor girls / by Don Flowers. Ship ahoy : nautical tales and verse / by H.L. Avon Publishing Mencken, ... [et al.] 1952 v. 70 Box 2 Avon Flowers, Don. 1954 v. 66 Box 2 Glamor girls / by Don Flowers. Avon Publishing Ship ahoy : nautical tales and verse / by H.L. 1952 v. 70 Box 2 Mencken, ... [et al.] Avon Elmo, H. T. Honeymoon humor / H.T. Elmo. 1954 v. 66 Box 2 Ace Books Lowell, Juliet. 1956 v. 71 Box 2 Dear Sir : including Dear Sir, Dear Sir or Madam, Dear Mr. Congressman / by Juliet Lowell ; illustrated by Carl Rose. Love and hisses / edited by Brant House. Avon Ace Books 1951 v. 67 Box 2 1956 v. 72 Box 2 Sherman, Allan, 1924-1973. Kragen, Jinx. A gift of laughter : the autobiography of Allan Saucepans and the single girl / by Jinx Kragen Sherman. and Judy Perry ; illustrations by Ella Calderon. Fawcett Fawcett Publications Inc. 1966 v. 73 Box 2 1968 v. 80 Box 3 Ketcham, Hank, 1920-2001. Diller, Phyllis. Dennis the menace...here comes trouble / by Phyllis Diller's housekeeping hints. Introd. by Hank Ketcham. Bob Hope. Drawings by Susan Perl. Fawcett Fawcett Publications 1966 v. 74 Box 2 1968 v. 81 Box 3 Linkletter, Art, 1912-2010 Buchwald, Art. A child's garden of misinformation : lovingly Son of the Great Society / Art Buchwald ; harvested / by Art Linkletter ; illustrated by illustrated by Laszlo Matulay. Charles Saxon. Fawcett Publications Fawcett Pub., Inc. 1967 v. 82 Box 3 1966 v. 75 Box 2 Ketcham, Hank, 1920-2001. Schulz, Charles M. (Charles Monroe), 1922 Dennis the menace and poor ol' Mr. Wilson / What-2000 next, Charlie Brown? : selected cartoons by Hank Ketcham. from You're out of your mind, Charlie Brown!, Fawcett v.II / by Charles M.
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