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Author: Colin Ricketts

Colin Ricketts is an online journalist with several years' experience covering collectibles, historic memorabilia and the auction market. His areas of expertise include music, movie and sports memorabilia, rare posters, and unusual objects with remarkable histories.

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Protestant Dissenters Penny Black cover

One day 185 years ago two stamps became Penny Black history

On the first day of the world’s first universal national postal service, a single letter was sent with two of the pioneering Penny Blacks affixed to the envelope. Now, the […]

2025-05-15


Rolex Daytona Paul Newman

Rolex Daytonas made 50 years apart both hit big prices 

With yellow gold cases marking them out, two Rolex Daytonas made half a century apart were both in the sights of buyers this week in Geneva.

2025-05-14


May Day Parade Red Square Moscow 1967 still from Pathe News newsreel via YouTube

Spy cameras of the Cold War spooks head for auction

Vladimir Putin was once a KGB officer and liaison to the Stasi, so perhaps he carried one of these fascinating Cold War spy cameras. Find out how you can own your own here


Arthur the Engine from the TV series Thomas & Friends.

TV’s Thomas the Tank Engine model trains to sell

Kids loved Thomas the Tank Engine in books and on TV. Models that brought the character to life are being sold at auction to support a charity for people with autism.


Golden Monkey, year of the Monkey stamp, China 1980 8 fen.

Big auction prices expected for “lucky” Year of the Monkey Chinese stamp sheets

Full sheets in excellent condition of one of the most famous and popular Chinese stamp issues should make big money at a Hong Kong sale this month. The Spink sale […]


John Lennon performing with the Beatles in the Casbah Club, Hamburg in 1961.

Julian Lennon sells John’s papers, including Beatle lyric, at major rock auction

Handwritten lyrics are the ultimate way to celebrate the work of our favourite rock artists. Who will get these amazing Beatle lyrics?


Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman.

Dress up as Wonder Woman for $240,000 – Hollywood auction news

How much would you pay to dress up as Wonder Woman? Costume parts have together made nearly $0.25 million at auction this week. Find out how here.

2025-05-08


George Best Football Writers Association player of the year trophy for 1968.

£26,000 bid wins George Best trophy auction

Few doubted George Best’s status as an all-time great. This trophy was just confirmation of his brilliance. Find out about this 1968 award and its sale here.

2025-05-07


1936 Rolls Royce Phantom III used by Field Marshall Bernard Montgomery.

£100,000-plus sale of Monty’s Rolls-Royce in which Churchill travelled 

A car in which D-Day was plotted has been sold at auction. The legendary Green Car of Field Marshall Montgomery was a witness to history.


Hermes Kelly Pochette bag

“Virtually unobtainable” £30,000 Hermès Kelly bag is only one in Europe 

Collectors and investors are setting high prices for classic handbags. This incredible, rare, beautiful bag is yours for £30,000,


Going To The Mill by LS Lowry 1925

£10 Lowry painting goes for £800,000 at auction

Lowry’s style has made his work instantly recognisable, but when he sold this painting, he was an unknown and was worried the £10 he charged was ripping off the buyer.


ROLEX. AN OUTSTANDINGLY RARE, IMPORTANT AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE 14K GOLD CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH WITH 'PAUL NEWMAN JOHN PLAYER SPECIAL' DIAL AND BRACELET

Brand new Rolex Daytona expected to make over £200,000

The Daytona is a legend. And this version, a special edition in yellow gold for the centenary of Le Mans was only made available to special Rolex clients.


Papua 1930 'Air' 1s sepia and olive error, SG117a

Upside down stamp from Down Under is Australia’s best error

Invert errors are always a big hit with stamp collectors and this is one of the most attractive in philatelic history. Meet the Australian Jenny.

2025-04-29


Honus Wagner of the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1910

T206 Honus Wagner card makes $1.9 million

The Honus Wagner T206, a legend among baseball cards. Another big sale has been added to its extensive and record-breaking history this week, just shy of $2 million for a tiny sliver of card.


Going to the Mill by LS Lowry 1925

£10 “too much” for Lowry painting now worth £1 million

Lowry’s work today is really well known, but he was an unknown when he sold this picture for £10 and threw in another work for free. Now just one will sell for £1 million.


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