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Swaggy

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Swag´gy
a.1.Inclined to swag; sinking, hanging, or leaning by its weight.


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A curious item among the acquisitions is a fancy dress shirt worn by Gurney during the 1948 Journalists' Ball, smothered back and front with drawings of characters from Gurney strips--portraits of Bluey and Curley with a Fuzzy-Wuzzy Angel (New Guinea native), a very whiskery swaggy, a large moustached pukka airforce officer, Roy (Mo) Rene from Gurney's first humour strip of 1927, Stiffy and Mo, and caricatures of politicians Ben Chifley, Arthur Caldwell and Billy Hughes.
How they resisted the temptation to hammer home the point and stick a swaggy hat with corks on the croc's head is a mystery.
Our most renowned swaggy even camped beneath one shortly before temptation got the better of him and -- well, you know the story.
 
 
 
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