Our Tenth Auction Ends Successfully and We Now Unveil Auction #11

It is hard to believe that ten successive auctions have come and gone. In my last post about the third auction I had noted that bidder competition had begun to intensify and that has continued, with 2 or 3 new bidders discovering the auction each week and trying their hand at obtaining some bargains.

This week we are pleased to offer our usual, balanced selection of early and modern stamps, which you can view by clicking the link below:

https://www.brixtonchrome.com/collections/running-auctions?page=1&grid_list=grid-view

A special announcement for Centennial Collectors:

I have taken possession of the Dr. Jim Watt collection of the Centennial issue. It occupies 11 large rubbermaid bins, so needless to say, I have not yet had time to go through all of it, but from 1 day's examination I was able to gather that it includes:

1. Two cartons of better rate covers, including several single usages of the $1, 25c, 50c and 20c high values, the finest known bulk mailing receipts from the Minarski find in Alberta, Acknowledgement of receipt cards and many, many more. 
2. Bob Prince's full collection of booklets and foldover errors intact. 
3. The only known corner block of 459bpii - the 6c orange Winnipeg tagged hibrite.
4. Numerous positional multiples for varieties and partial sheets with the plastic flows. 
5. Numerous sheets of the 1c and 2c values, showing all the Blinky varieties on the 2c and the Sinusoidal wave variety on the 1c. 
6. Boxes of glassines containing thousands of plate blocks, corner blocks and singles. 
7. Many unlisted paper and tagging combinations, such as the 15c Bylot Island Winnipeg tagged on the dull ribbed paper, which at the moment is only listed in Unitrade as untagged. 

Over the next few months I will be going through the consignment and organizing it with my own stock with a view to listing the material on my website. I will be filling all want lists received first, so if there are items from this series that you have been looking all over for, there is a very good chance that I have it. Although I will have to auction items that several customers indicate an interest in, if you are the only one to request an item within the next 2 months, you will be served first. So be sure to send me your want lists. You can e-mail me directly from the website under the "contact us" link.