Capture the stunning beauty of the Northern Beaches Sydney coastline with this scenic wall calendar for the year 2026. Perfect for beach lovers and nature enthusiasts, this calendar brings a calming coastal vibe to any space. Ideal for anyone looking to add a touch of serenity to their home or office decor. Relevant for New Year's resolutions, beach vacations, and nature-themed gifts.
Product features - Hanging hole and wire coil binding for easy display - Printed on high-quality 270 gsm paper stock with vibrant colors - Recyclable once wire binding is removed - One size: 10.8" x 8.4" - Dates grids for each month
10.8" x 8.4"
Width, in
10.79
Height (Closed), in
8.39
Height (Open), in
16.93
Depth, in
0.16
EU representative: LOST MANLY EMPORIUM, support@lostmanly.com.au, Lost Manly Emporium, Stavanger Norway, 4353, NO
Product information: Generic brand, 2 year warranty in EU and Northern Ireland as per Directive 1999/44/EC
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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.
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