LOT NO 8517

STOCK NO 113497

Captain Greenville (Greenvile) Collins (British 1643-1694): 'The River Humber', showin Hull and coasts of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, 17th/18th century engraved map with hand-colouring pub. c1693, 45cm x 56cm Notes: Collins was a hydrographer and officer of the Royal Navy, commissioned by King Charles II in 1676 and appointed by Samuel Pepys to chart the coasts of Great Britain.

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Explore an exquisite piece of British history with this 17th/18th-century engraved map titled 'The River Humber' by Captain Greenville Collins. The map showcases Hull and the picturesque coasts of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, all meticulously hand-coloured.

Captain Greenville Collins, a distinguished hydrographer and Royal Navy officer, was commissioned by King Charles II in 1676. Later appointed by Samuel Pepys to chart the extensive coasts of Great Britain, Collins' work is a testament to his expertise and dedication to maritime cartography.

This captivating piece, published circa 1693, measures an impressive 45cm x 56cm. A rare find for collectors and enthusiasts alike, this map offers a glimpse into the intricate detail and artistry of historical cartography. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of British nautical heritage with this remarkable work by Captain Greenville Collins.

Discover more unique and valuable items at Duggleby Auctioneers, where history comes to life through exceptional pieces of art and collectibles. Bid now and add a touch of maritime charm to your collection with this exquisite map by a renowned British cartographer.



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