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Recycled Street Map Wallet - Taringa, Ashgrove, Mount Coot-tha, Toowong, Bardon

$3000 AUD
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Description

Where are you headed?

This handcrafted slimline wallet is made from the original pages of a Brisbane and Greater Region street directory published by Universal Publishing Pty Ltd. The pages have been covered in clear PVC, folded and machine sewn to protect the paper. A true limited edition collectable.

This wallet features the inner western Brisbane suburbs and Mt Coot-tha across both sides — the flap shows Ashgrove 4060, St Johns Wood, Paddington 4064, and the Jubilee area (map 153, joins 138). The body shows Taringa 4068, Mt Coot-tha Forest (244m), and Paddington 4064 (joins 178) including the QLD Academy for Science Mathematics & Technology and St Ignatius Boys College. The back shows Mount Coot-tha 4066, Bardon 4065, and Toowong 4066 including the Brisbane Botanic Gardens, Queensland Herbarium, Mt Coot-tha Quarry, Rainworth, Hoop Pine Picnic Area, Slaughter Falls Picnic Area, and the Aboriginal Art Trail. 

Please note: the index page lining and any advertisements shown may vary between individual wallets.

What makes it special:

  • Original pages from a Brisbane street directory by Universal Publishing Pty Ltd — map 153
  • Flap: Ashgrove 4060, St Johns Wood, Paddington 4064, Jubilee area
  • Body: Taringa 4068, Mt Coot-tha Forest — QLD Academy for Science, St Ignatius Boys College
  • Back: Mt Coot-tha 4066, Bardon 4065, Toowong 4066 — Brisbane Botanic Gardens, Queensland Herbarium, Slaughter Falls, Aboriginal Art Trail
  • Pages covered with clear PVC to protect the paper
  • Machine sewn on my Singer - a true limited edition collectable
  • Closes with a magnetic clasp
  • Approximately 20 cm wide × 11 cm high

Perfect for carrying: cash, cards, travel documents, blister pack medications, or anything else you'd like to keep protected.

The perfect gift for: Taringa and Ashgrove locals, Toowong and Bardon residents, Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens visitors, inner west Brisbane lovers, map enthusiasts, or anyone who'd love a unique and nostalgic piece of Brisbane history.

With wear, the paper may crease a little — adding beautifully to its life story as it becomes part of your journey.

Designed and sewn in Queensland, Australia.

Delivery and Returns

Dispatched from Redcliffe, Queensland.

Within Australia flat rate shipping of $10 and free shipping over $120

International shipping flate rate of $30 AUD

Returns and exchanges accepted within 10 business days of you receiving your item.

Please note that I typically post your parcel within 2 business days and will notify you if otherwise.

Creative Process

No two designs are the same!

I love to collect vintage and retro books, magazines and other special documents such as sheet music and street directories to create a unique collection of wallets.

When designing a wallet, I select and cut out the pages (one for the outside and one for the lining) and cover them with clear PVC to have a waterproof protection.

From there I carefully stitch together the pages and fold them over to create your wallet, adding a Lyssy May label in the process to ensure its handmade story is shared.

I love these wallets as a unique and creative gift. It's recycling while still keeping the nostalgia going of the the old refidex. Alyssa was happy to do a custom order and turn around was quick. I like supporting handmade and people's creativity.

Christy

Donnybrook, QLD

I love love love my purse!! I think your stuff is so much fun!! Thank you!!

Jenny W

Burleigh Heads, QLD

I received my wallets today, they are amazing! Thank u for all ur effort.

Linda M

Brisbane, Australia

Thanks so much for the beautifully hand made wallets. They were wonderful gifts for my family and friends. Bonus they were recycled and hand made!

Angela W

Riverhills, QLD

Well crafted product, great design. Love love.

Craig S

Thebarton, SA