Books Written
- How to Shoot Ducks (1939)
- How to Shoot Quail (1939)
- How to Catch Trout (1939)
- How to Ski (1942)
- Aye, Aye, Sir! (1943)
- Dilbert: Just an Accident Looking for a Place to Happen! (1943)
- War is No Damn Good! (1946)
- How to Work for Peace (1948), with Fred Smith
- How to Play Golf (1949)
- Low & Inside (1953)
- How to Shoot Pheasant (1955)
- Osborn on Leisure (1957)
- The Vulgarians (1960)
- Dying to Smoke (1964) with Fred W. Benton, MD
- Mankind May Never Make It! (1968)
- An Osborn Festival of Phobias (1971), with Eve Wengler
- Osborn on Osborn (1982) (autobiography)
- Osborn on Conflict: 40 Brush Drawings (1984) Introduction by Robert Motherwell
- The Best of Gramps (1996) (posthumous), ed. by Association of Naval Aviation
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