Rose of Spadgers

A Sequel to “Ginger Mick”

by C. J. Dennis

Cornstalk Publishing Company, 1924, [First Edition], lightly illustrated with black and white illustrations in text, colour frontispiece of front cover, hardcover

Good Condition, some edge and shelf wear, some rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, foxing to introductory pages, previous owners stamp to half title page, foxing and marking to fore edges (see photographs)

“Five years after the success of The Sentimental Bloke, Dennis continued the tale of Rose, the girl Ginger Mick left behind. Inclined to recklessness and ‘like to come to ‘arm’ the Bloke appoints himself chief rescuer – like some ‘tin knight of old’ and later, bumbling match-maker.  But Doreen is there, of course, to save the day. An Australian classic. With delicate black and white illustrations and a glossary of the slang of the times.”