Humor. Honor & Humor: New York Press Photographers from 1920 to 1950.

New York Press Photographers Association and the American Photographic Historical Society, 1994. Subtitle: America's Foremost Newspaper Cartoonists. From the Archives of the New York Press Photographers Association. Choice Selections of Cartoons and Illustrations from Annual Dinner-and-Enterntainment Journals, 1916-1948. Stapled wraps, 44 pages, profusely illustrated. [Prepared for APHS members by the Publications Division, APHS, George Gilbert, Chairman, and Gerald Fine, Production Services]. Scarce.  Summary:

Honor & Humor: New York Press Photographers from 1920 to 1950 (1994) is a historical compilation published jointly by the New York Press Photographers Association and the American Photographic Historical Society. Subtitled America's Foremost Newspaper Cartoonists, the 44-page booklet presents a curated look at the culture and legacy of early-to-mid-20th-century media.

Rather than focusing strictly on news photography, the volume pulls from the archives of the New York Press Photographers Association to showcase a choice selection of cartoons and illustrations originally featured in their annual dinner-and-entertainment journals between 1916 and 1948. Through these drawings and graphics, the book highlights the inside jokes, workplace camaraderie, and unique wit of the photojournalists who captured New York City's history on film during these formative decades.