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Maison Milano

The Man from Outback by Lucy Walker – First UK Edition, 1964

$ 42.26
Color: Sea
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Size: 150 x 7 cm
  • Handmade in Italy Silk tie
  • Material: 100% silk
  • Width: 7 cm (≈3.15 inches)
  • Length: 150 cm (≈59 inches)
Sea
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  • The Man from Outback by Lucy Walker – First UK Edition, 1964 - VENTE-NET.FR
  • The Man from Outback by Lucy Walker – First UK Edition, 1964 - VENTE-NET.FR
  • The Man from Outback by Lucy Walker – First UK Edition, 1964 - VENTE-NET.FR
  • The Man from Outback by Lucy Walker – First UK Edition, 1964 - VENTE-NET.FR
  • The Man from Outback by Lucy Walker – First UK Edition, 1964 - VENTE-NET.FR
  • The Man from Outback by Lucy Walker – First UK Edition, 1964 - VENTE-NET.FR
  • The Man from Outback by Lucy Walker – First UK Edition, 1964 - VENTE-NET.FR
  • The Man from Outback by Lucy Walker – First UK Edition, 1964 - VENTE-NET.FR
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Collection:
Maison Milano
Color:
Sea
Construction:
Knitted
Fabric:
Silk
Pattern:
Zig Zag
Size:
150 x 7 cm
EAN:
8785268505857

All orders can be easily returned, or exchanged for a different size, color, or model within 14 days, through our return portal.

The Knitted Tie

Crafted from the finest Italian silk, the timeless accessories seamlessly blend a rich history, unparalleled versatility, and exceptional quality. As we delve into the captivating realm of Viola Milano knitted ties, prepare to be enthralled by their luxurious charm.

Editor's Note

At Viola Milano we love to play around with texture in our personal style. Wether it is a crunchy silk or a soft wool, a knit tie is a perfect way to add some rugged elegance to any outfit. A navy knit tie will go equally well with a three piece heavy tweed in winter, as it will with your favourite washed cotton jacket in summer. If you prefer even more texture than you get from a solid knit tie, have a look at beautiful our zigzag or tone-to-tone knits as well. All our knitted ties start with a width of 7 cm up to 9 cm for “Su Misura” ties.

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Viola Milano Knitted ties is woven and finished by hand in our own mill in Como. We offer a wide range of designs, patterns, materials & colors – mostly made exclusively for Viola Milano. We mix our old looms from early 50’s with some new super technology looms to reach the ultimate quality and finishing.

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Description The Details:This copy is in good condition. Light foxing to the end pages. Dust jacket in good condition. Normal shelf wear. The Story:Australia, 1964. Mari Curtis is invited to Ninna-Warra station under false pretences. But why doesn’t the handsome station manager want her there?Mari thought she had come to Australia for a holiday. Then her uncle reveals why she was really brought from England to the outback. Can she forgive him and make the most of her new home? Kane Manners isn’t pleased to meet the young new arrival. He thinks Mari should return to England immediately. Could an expected tragedy change his mind? Despite Kane ‘s remote nature, Mari sees kindness in his eyes. Then he makes a surprising announcement. Will she accept his offer? What secret is Kane hiding from everyone around him? Does it involve the beautiful woman he visits at nearby Half Moon station? Mari must experience danger and heartache before the truth can be revealed. Lucy Walker’s gentle, clean romances give readers a fascinating insight into the landscape, people and customs of rural Australian in the mid-twentieth century. (GoodReads) The Author:Lucy Walker (1907–1987) was the most famous of a few pseudonyms used by Dorothy Lucie Sanders (née McClemans). She was born in Boulder, Western Australia, on 4 May 1907. Her father was of Irish stock, a minister of the Church of England. Her mother was from New Zealand. Dorothy began writing at an early age, despite her father’s scepticism about her ability. (GoodReads) Related

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