Sindens Tyre Man Manly Mug – Mugs of Nostalgia | Vintage Manly Ceramic Mug
Sindens Tyre Man Manly Mug – Mugs of Nostalgia | Vintage Manly Ceramic Mug
A little piece of old Manly with your morning coffee.
Step back in time with the Sindens Tyre Man Mug, part of the Mugs of Nostalgia collection from Lost Manly Emporium.
Featuring a carefully restored historic photograph looking down Sydney Road towards Manly, this nostalgic design captures the much-remembered Sindens Tyre & Rubber Co. and its extraordinary Tyre Man standing high above the street — a familiar Manly landmark remembered by generations of locals.
The original streetscape has been preserved to retain the wonderful details of the era: the old shopfronts and signage, period cars, the Tyre Man and the glimpse towards Manly beyond.
Printed on a classic white ceramic mug, it's a piece of Manly history made for coffee, tea and reminiscing.
Perfect for Manly locals, former Northern Beaches residents, history lovers, vintage Sydney enthusiasts, or anyone who remembers the famous Tyre Man.
From Lost Manly Emporium — Rooted in History.
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