Don Editor Ward (55 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Soft Cover, Magazine -- Good -- May 1949, Vol. 3 / No. 3 -- Other than light rubbing to cover and prior owner's name to first page, book is clean and tight -- Illustrated --.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Soft Cover, Magazine -- Good -- June 1949, Vol. 3 / No.4 -- Tight with light wear -- Illustrated --.

Soft cover. Condition: Fair. Soft Cover, Magazine -- Fair -- June 1949, Vol. 3 / No.4 -- Wear to cover and first page missing -- Illustrated --.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Soft Cover, Magazine -- Good -- September 1950, Vol. 4 / No. 7 -- Other than light rubbing to cover and prior owner's name to first page, book is clean and tight -- Illustrated --.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Soft Cover, Magazine -- Good -- June 1950, Vol. 4 / No. 4 -- Other than light rubbing to cover and prior owner's name to first page, book is clean and tight -- Illustrated --.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Soft Cover, Magazine -- Good -- October 1949, Vol. 3 / No.8 -- Wear and creases to cover -- Illustrated --.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Soft Cover, Magazine -- Very Good -- January 1951, Vol. 4 / No. 11 -- Other than prior own'er's name to first page, book shows only light wear -- Illustrated --.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Soft Cover, Magazine -- Good -- June 1951, Vol. 5 / No. 4 -- Other than light rubbing to cover, book is clean and tight -- Illustrated --.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Soft Cover, Magazine -- Good -- June 1948, Vol. 2 / No. 4 -- Other than rubbing and creasing to cover, book is clean and tight -- Illustrated --.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Soft Cover, Magazine -- Good -- April 1949, Vol. 3 / No. 2 -- Other than light rubbing to cover and prior owner's name to first page, book is clean and tight -- Illustrated --.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Soft Cover, Magazine -- Good -- July 1950, Vol. 4 / No.5 -- Other than light rubbing to cover, bookand prior owner's name to first page, book is tight -- Illustrated --.

Softcover. Condition: Good. Edges Bumped, No Marks; Ex-Library; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Hardcover. Condition: Good+. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. Stated 1st Edition. 285 pages; Tan hardcovers with light soiling. There is wear to the spine turn edges. Spine is straight and binding secure. No ownership marks. Interior pages are clean and lightly tanning with age. No dust jacket.

Hardcover. Condition: Used - Good.

hardcover. Condition: Good.

Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good. Robert Stanley (front cover) (illustrator). First Edition. ----------western pulp magazine, digest size. Split and chip to spine top, a VG copy.

Paperback. Condition: Fine. 255pp. Cover by Hantman. Photos on request. Size: Massmarket #6919. Laurel Leaf Library. 1st Printing.

Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good+. Robert Stanley (front cover) (illustrator). First Edition. ----------western pulp magazine, digest size. Corner crease, some edgewear, a VG+ copy.

Soft Cover. Condition: Good to Very Good. Robert Stanley (front cover) (illustrator). First Edition. ----------western pulp magazine, digest size. Includes Grey's Forlorn River, abridged. slight spine tilt, small splits to spine extremities, cover creases, a good-VG copy.

23pp, (8x11 inches), b&w photos. Very Good in stapled wrappers (soft cover). Crisp, clean, no tears or creases, no markings. There is no separate cover per se, the contents of the journal start on the front cover and include the back cover as well. "Thunderbolt of the Frontier [Seminole Scouts]" by Kenneth Porter and Edward Wallace, "Gay Horse, Gay Rider" by Frank Dobie, "Waif of the Western Trail" by W.H.Hutchinson, "The Murder of Harry McCarty" by Gary L. Roberts, "The Museum of the American Indian [New York, Heye Foundation]" by Alida Malkus, book reviews, club news. Laid in is a color photo of the Corliss Stationary Steam Engine and an advertisement for "On the Border with Mckenzie" by Robert Carter, a limited edition from James F. Carr.

23pp, (8x11 inches), b&w photos. Very Good in stapled wrappers (soft cover). A bump to tail of spine, otherwise crisp, clean, no tears or creases, no markings. There is no separate cover per se, the contents of the journal start on the front cover and include the back cover as well. "Red River Station" by Harry Sinclair Drago, "The Payless Year" by S.E.Whitman, "Home on the Range" by Homer Croy, "Sick, Sick, Sick, [portrayals of the frontier]" by Harold Preece, "The Brass Check," a poem by S. Omar Barker, chapter news, book reviews.

1961 VG/G+, DJ in protective mylar, previous owners name & date stamped and seal imprinted on front free page, 306 pages.

Booklet (Soft Cover with stapl. Condition: Good -. No Jacket. Severin, John ;Ward, Bill ;Sattler, Warren ;Nostrand, Howard ;Blatta, Oskar ;Orehek, Don (illustrator). 1st Edition. Cracked Magazine # 147 - December, 1977 Free Gift BIG JANITOR Poster; Extra Free Gift, Make Someone Jealous Postcards, Ready To Mail! "We come down on TV's WHAT'S HAPPENING .and come up with STAR WARS II CRACKED The World's Humorest Funny Magazine What's Up Front OUR COVER Editor and Publisher: Robert C. Sproul Associate Editor: Bill Sproul Writers: Joe Catalano, George Gladir, Bob Rafferty, Chris Nichols, Elaine Ozimok, Peter Hansen, Eugene Parnell. Artists: John Severin, Bill Ward, Warren Sattler, Howard Nostrand, Oskar Blatta, Don Orehek. Proufff reeedir: Ike Antcy. 'Something funny is going on here!' - Sylvester P. Symthe, janitor." Stated: "CRACKED Magazine is published monthly except February, April, and June." Founded by Sol Brodsky, "Cracked," was a deliberate imitator of MAD Magazine. MAD featured Alfred E. Neuman and Cracked featured a simple-minded janitor named Sylvester P. Smythe. A typical issue of Cracked Magazine featured two TV or movie parodies. In the mid-1970's Cracked expanded into international markets. In 2001 the publication suffered the impact of an anthrax scare. An anonymous letter carrying the powder was sent to American Media, Inc., where one employee was killed. Cracked offices were housed in this same building. They were forced to evacuate the offices and destroy their archives, including their original photographic prints from all issues 1958 through 2000. An attempt to revive the publication was never able to reach fruition. Magazine has full color glossy wraps bound over B&W paper by two staples. Free gifts advertised are present. No.1 is on reverse of cover, no.2 on cardboard stapled in center of magazine, however one of the two postcards is missing. Interior is otherwise complete, tight, clean and unmarked. 50pp. Copyright 1977. Printed in U.S.A. Assumed only edition in a single printing. Publisher's code: 14254. MSR = US $0.60. No Ownership Markings.

Paperback. first edition. 0627 very good - fine, faint crease paperback,

Booklet (Soft Cover with stapl. Condition: Very Good. Severin, John ;Ward, Bill ;Sattler, Warren ;Nostrand, Howard ;Orehek, Don (illustrator). 1st Edition. Cracked Magazine #155 - November, 1978. Free Gift No.1 BIG BONUS Poster Look Inside! Free Gift No. 2 (Look Inside!) "Shark Bite!" and "Star Warz!" Postcards, Ready To Mail! "CRACKED The World's Humorest Funny Magazine What's Up Front OUR COVER Editor and Publisher: Robert C. Sproul Associate Editor: Bill Sproul Contributing Editor: Joe Catalano Writers: George Gladir, Murad Gumen, Leo Daveson, Michael Pellowski, Randy Epley, Daniel Gutman, Harriet Lesser, John Ficarra, David Vogel, Elaine Ozimok. Artists: John Severin, Bill Ward, Warren Sattler, Howard Nostrand, Don Orehek. Prufff rder: Ima D. Ceived. 'Something funny is going on here!' - Sylvester P. Symthe, janitor." Stated: Published monthly except February, April and June. Founded by Sol Brodsky, "Cracked," was a deliberate imitator of MAD Magazine. MAD featured Alfred E. Neuman and Cracked featured a simple-minded janitor named Sylvester P. Smythe. A typical issue of Cracked Magazine featured two TV or movie parodies. In the mid-1970's Cracked expanded into international markets. In 2001 the publication suffered the impact of an anthrax scare. An anonymous letter carrying the powder was sent to American Media, Inc., where one employee was killed. Cracked offices were housed in this same building. They were forced to evacuate the offices and destroy their archives, including their original photographic prints from all issues 1958 through 2000. An attempt to revive the publication was never able to reach fruition. Magazine has full color glossy wraps bound over B&W paper by two staples. Free gifts advertised are present and in good repair. No.1 is on reverse of cover, no.2 on cardboard stapled in center of magazine. Interior is complete, tight, clean and unmarked. 50pp. Copyright 1978. Printed in U.S.A. Assumed only edition in a single printing. ISSN: 0-74674-14254. MSR = US $0.60.

Booklet (Soft Cover with stapl. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. Severin, John ;Ward, Bill ;Gumen, Sururi ;Orehek, Don ;Nostrand, Howard ;Ricig (illustrator). 1st Edition. Cracked Magazine # 138 - December, 1976 FREE GIANT "REWARRD" POSTER! Your TV Favorites - How do they rate? "CRACKED The World's Humorest Funny Magazine What's Up Front OUR COVER Editor and Publisher: Robert C. Sproul Associate Editor: Mike Ricigliano Writers: Joe Catalano, George Gladir, Llib Lourps. Artists: John Severin, Bill Ward, Sururi Gumen, Don Orehek, Howard Nostrand, Ricig. Proof Reader: ???????????? 'Something funny is going on here!' - Sylvester P. Smythe, janitor." Stated: "CRACKED Magazine is published monthly except February, April, June, and December." Founded by Sol Brodsky, "Cracked," was a deliberate imitator of MAD Magazine. MAD featured Alfred E. Neuman and Cracked featured a simple-minded janitor named Sylvester P. Smythe. A typical issue of Cracked Magazine featured two TV or movie parodies. In the mid-1970's Cracked expanded into international markets. In 2001 the publication suffered the impact of an anthrax scare. An anonymous letter carrying the powder was sent to American Media, Inc., where one employee was killed. Cracked offices were housed in this same building. They were forced to evacuate the offices and destroy their archives, including their original photographic prints from all issues 1958 through 2000. An attempt to revive the publication was never able to reach fruition. Magazine has full color glossy wraps bound over B&W paper by two staples. Read more than once. Prior owner wrote her name and colored mouths with red ink on cover. Poster advertised is present on reverse of cover. Interior is complete, tight, clean and otherwise unmarked. 50pp. Copyright 1976. Printed in U.S.A. Assumed only edition in a single printing. Publisher's code: 14254. MSR = US $0.50. Thanks for Looking! Prior Owner Name No Value.

Booklet (Soft Cover with stapl. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Severin, John ;Ward, Bill ;Gumen, Sururi ;Orehek, Don ;Nostrand, Howard ;Ricig (illustrator). 1st Edition. Cracked Magazine # 142 - July, 1977 THE MOST WANTED KONG POSTER!; In this issue: We Smash M*A*S*H "CRACKED The World's Humorest Funny Magazine What's Up Front OUR COVER Editor and Publisher: Robert C. Sproul Writers: Joe Catalano, George Gladir, Charles Brown, Bob Rafferty. Artists: John Severin, Bill Ward, Sururi Gumen, Don Orehek, Howard Nostrand, Ricig. Pueef rederr: Jhon Smiht. 'Something funny is going on here!' - Sylvester P. Symthe, janitor." Stated: "CRACKED Magazine is published monthly except February, April, and June." Founded by Sol Brodsky, "Cracked," was a deliberate imitator of MAD Magazine. MAD featured Alfred E. Neuman and Cracked featured a simple-minded janitor named Sylvester P. Smythe. A typical issue of Cracked Magazine featured two TV or movie parodies. In the mid-1970's Cracked expanded into international markets. In 2001 the publication suffered the impact of an anthrax scare. An anonymous letter carrying the powder was sent to American Media, Inc., where one employee was killed. Cracked offices were housed in this same building. They were forced to evacuate the offices and destroy their archives, including their original photographic prints from all issues 1958 through 2000. An attempt to revive the publication was never able to reach fruition. Magazine has full color glossy wraps bound over B&W paper by two staples. Read more than once. Telephone number written on front cover. Free gift advertised is present on reverse of cover. Interior is complete, tight, clean and unmarked. 50pp. Copyright 1977. Printed in U.S.A. Assumed only edition in a single printing. Publisher's code: 14254. MSR = US $0.50. No Ownership Markings.

Booklet (Soft Cover with stapl. Condition: Very Good. Severin, John ;Gumen, Sururi ;Ward, Bill ;Rodrigues, Charlie ;Orehek, Don ;Dubay, Bill ;Ricig (illustrator). 1st Edition. Cracked Magazine # 137 - November, 1976 The Sweathogs Humor Satire Cartoons This issue features The Sweathogs on Summer Vacation, A Cracked Look at a Wrestling Match, and How to Make Baseball More Interesting. Special "Valuable Free Fonz Iron-On." Get your copy today!!! "Something funny is going on here!" - Sylvester P. Smtthe, janitor. Founded by Sol Brodsky, "Cracked," was a deliberate imitator of MAD Magazine. Mad featured Alfred E. Neuman and Cracked featured a simple-minded janitor named Sylvester P. Smythe. A typical issue of Cracked Magazine featured two TV or movie parodies. In the mid-1970's Cracked expanded into international markets. In 2001 the publication suffered the impact of an anthrax scare. An anonymous letter carrying the powder was sent to American Media, Inc., where one employee was killed. Cracked offices were housed in this same building. They were forced to evacuate the offices and destroy their archives, including their original photographic prints from all issues 1958 through 2000. An attempt to revive the publication was never able to reach fruition. Thanks for looking!

Booklet (Soft Cover with stapl. Condition: Very Good. Severin, John ;Ward, Bill ;Orehek, Don ;Nostrand, Howard (illustrator). 1st Edition. Cracked Magazine # 141 - May, 1977 Marathon Man Humor Satire Cartoons This issue features Marathon Man, Churlie's Angels, and King Kong's Boyhood. Special outcry to eliminate alphabetical discrimination. Get your copy today!!! "Something funny is going on here!" - Sylvester P. Smtthe, janitor. Founded by Sol Brodsky, "Cracked," was a deliberate imitator of MAD Magazine. Mad featured Alfred E. Neuman and Cracked featured a simple-minded janitor named Sylvester P. Smythe. A typical issue of Cracked Magazine featured two TV or movie parodies. In the mid-1970's Cracked expanded into international markets. In 2001 the publication suffered the impact of an anthrax scare. An anonymous letter carrying the powder was sent to American Media, Inc., where one employee was killed. Cracked offices were housed in this same building. They were forced to evacuate the offices and destroy their archives, including their original photographic prints from all issues 1958 through 2000. An attempt to revive the publication was never able to reach fruition. Thanks for looking!

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. First Edition. DJ has rubbing and is now in a mylar protector.