26th Apr, 2022 10:00

Maritime and Scientific Models, Instruments & Art (Peter)

 
  Lot 14
 

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[Z] LOGBOOK OF THE GENERAL TRADING SCHOONER CORYMBUS, 1866-71

LOGBOOK OF THE GENERAL TRADING SCHOONER CORYMBUS, 1866-71

kept between 5 February 1866 to 28 October 1871, plying between London, various ports in England and Scotland, Dublin, Rotterdam, Boulogne and other continental ports, for the most part dealing with the weather, but also standard duties: washing clothes, cleaning the ship, mending the sails and masts, etc., and, on 30 March 1867, taking on 20 tons of manure, the Corymbus under the control of Captain William Willis and the log written by George Webster, mate, no. of certificates 68:453, contemporary boards with paper label on front cover, small oil stain at head of first few leaves, clumsily rebacked -- 11½ x 9¾in. (29 x 24.5cm.)

Sold for £372
Estimated at £150 - £250

(inc. buyer's premium of 24%)


Condition Report

small oil stain at head of first few leaves, clumsily rebacked

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LOGBOOK OF THE GENERAL TRADING SCHOONER CORYMBUS, 1866-71

kept between 5 February 1866 to 28 October 1871, plying between London, various ports in England and Scotland, Dublin, Rotterdam, Boulogne and other continental ports, for the most part dealing with the weather, but also standard duties: washing clothes, cleaning the ship, mending the sails and masts, etc., and, on 30 March 1867, taking on 20 tons of manure, the Corymbus under the control of Captain William Willis and the log written by George Webster, mate, no. of certificates 68:453, contemporary boards with paper label on front cover, small oil stain at head of first few leaves, clumsily rebacked -- 11½ x 9¾in. (29 x 24.5cm.)

Auction: Maritime and Scientific Models, Instruments & Art (Peter), 26th Apr, 2022

Order of Sale:

Mercantile (Sail) – 1-97 
Mercantile (Steam) – 100-162
Naval (Sail) – 165-236
Naval (Steam) – 237-318
Navigational & Scientific Instruments – 320-380

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