Zilverberg, Jim.
Original comic strips for The Tillers and editorial cartoons, all related to farming and agriculture
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Lyman Young Cartoons, 1933 6 items
Young, Lyman
Original daily cartoons from the newspaper adventure strip Tim Tyler's Luck.
Chic Young Cartoons, 1929-1934 2.5 linear ft.
Young, Chic, 1901-1973
Original cartoons from the newspaper comic strips Blondie, Dumb Dora, The Family Foursome and When Mother Was a Girl.
Yohn, Jefferson D.
original editorial cartoons created for the San Bernardino Sun Telegram
Richard Q. Yardley Cartoons, 1941-1965 2 linear ft.
Yardley, Richard Q., 1903-1979
43 original political cartoons and 2 copies of original cartoons.
George Wunder Cartoons, 1947-1970 27 linear ft.
Wunder, George,1912-1987.
Original daily and Sunday cartoons from the newspaper adventure strip Terry and the Pirates (1947-1970) and original cartoons and proofs from the strip Our Guest Star (1955).
Dick Wingert Cartoons, 1956-1966. 5.4 linear ft.
Wingert, Dick, 1919-
1,931 original daily cartoons and 146 original Sunday cartoons from the comic strip Hubert.
Gluyas Williams Papers, 1918-1950 1.0 linear ft.
Williams, Gluyas, 1888-1982.
Papers of the American cartoonist, illustrator. Original book illustrations for books by Robert Benchley, Edward Streeter, William Freeman, and Corey Ford, magazine cartoons for Cosmopolitan, Life and The New Yorker, and newspaper cartoons (1922-1947); correspondence, 1918-1949, and manuscript of a poem about Williams by Kenneth Bird and prefaces to Fellow Citizens (1941) and The Gluyas Williams Book, both by Robert Benchley (1929). Correspondents include Randolph G. Adams, Robert Benchley, Kenneth Bird, Charles Dana Gibson, G.S. Lobrano, Christopher Morley, D. Nassau, H.W. Ross, Frank Sullivan, and K.S. White.
Frank Willard Cartoons, 1941-1945, 1950-1952 3 linear ft.
Willard, Frank H.
333 original daily cartoons from the newspaper comic strip Moon Mullins.
Walt Wetterberg Cartoons, 1966-1968 5 linear ft.
Wetterberg, Walt
Original daily and Sunday cartoons from the newspaper comic strip Out Our Way (The Willets).