Here's a little known fact about Webster: around 1927, after suffering a very bad case of arthritis in his right hand -- his drawing hand -- Webster began drawing with his LEFT hand, and continued doing so for the remainder of his career.(!)
Photo of Webster is from rear jacket of How To Torture Your Wife (1948). Same photo appeared on rear jacket of companion book, How To Torture Your Husband (1948).
H. T. Webster
Here's what they look like on the shelf...
:: Our Boyhood Thrills and Other Cartoons (1915) (inscribed with original drawing) ::
Boys and Folks (1917)
:: Webster's Poker Book (1925) (inscribed with original drawing) ::
Webster's Bridge (1928)
:: The Timid Soul (1931) (inscribed) ::
Culbertson Webster Contract System (1932)
The Culbertson-Webster Contract System (variant jacket)
:: Grand Slams (1938) (inscribed) ::
:: Webster Unabridged (1945) (inscribed) ::
:: To Hell With Fishing (1945) (inscribed with original drawing) ::
How To Torture Your Husband (1948)
(Slipcase)
How To Torture Your Wife (1948)
(Slipcase)
A variant slipcase to the "How to Torture" set
(The variant slipcase opens like a book)
View of front and spine of variant slipcase
Life With Rover (1949)
Who Dealt This Mess? (1949)
The Best Of H. T. Webster (1953)
:: Zinc Printing Block ::
:: Christmas Card ::
Original Art (undated 14 x 17")
Original Art (undated, (~14 x 17")
Original Cartoon
Another Christmas card (9 x 15"). I'm guessing c. 1945.