🛋️ COVERS & TOTES CLEARANCE SALE – REDUCED TO SELL 🛋️ EVERYTHING $10
🛋️ COVERS & TOTES CLEARANCE SALE – REDUCED TO SELL 🛋️ EVERYTHING $10
👜 CLEARANCE SALE – REDUCED TO SELL 👜 EVERYTHING $10
Exclusive Lost Manly Canvas Tote Bags and blended linen Cushion Covers featuring nostalgic Manly, Sydney and coastal-inspired artwork. A great gift idea for those who love Northern Beaches Authentic Art and Nostalgia.
✔ Heavily reduced clearance stock
✔ Limited quantities available
✔ Strong canvas construction
✔ Double-sided printed designs
✔ Perfect for shopping, beach days or everyday use
Unique old-stock and discontinued designs now available at clearance prices.
Great gifts for locals, ex-locals and lovers of vintage Manly nostalgia.
Once sold out, these designs may not return. * Let us know which Art pieces you want by typing your choice in the Personalisation Text Box at Checkout. We'll email you to confirm if we need to.
✔ Add any instructions or notes here (optional) For example:• Specific areas you'd like restored or improved • Colour or black & white preference • Text you'd like added (names, dates, captions) • Print size or framing requests If you're unsure, just upload your photo — I’ll guide you through the best options.
✨ Personalise Your Item (Optional) Upload your own photo to have it professionally restored and printed onto this product.✔ Perfect for gifts, memorials, and special moments ✔ Every image is carefully reviewed before production ✔ No obligation — we’ll confirm everything with you first Have a dedicated restoration project? → Start here
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Take me to the South Steyne 2027 Calendar
Celebrate the remarkable story of SS South Steyne, Sydney’s much-loved heritage-listed Manly ferry, with this special 2027 photographic calendar from Lost Manly Emporium. Featuring carefully selected historic images spanning her extraordinary life, the calendar follows South Steyne from her arrival in Sydney in 1938 through decades of service, survival and preservation. A tribute to an enduring icon of Manly and Sydney Harbour — and a reminder of why this grand old ferry deserves a future on the harbour she once called home.