Another successful day at James and Sons. For the first part of the day until just after lunch I was finishing a job started on Friday of transferring pre-existing descriptions, estimates and images for old stamp lots into the April T-Bid auction folder. All of the images needed editing, and one or two needed doing again from scratch, hence why it took me a total of close to six hours (including Friday’s work) to deal with 84 lots (about one tenth of the whole auction – hence why work on it starts this early).
Then I created a press release focussing on medals because we have some very special specimens going under the hammer at our next auction. I also created a message for bulk emailing to the entire mailing list and sent it to the person responsible for putting out such emails. I finished off by attending to some stuff that was going into the April main sale.
The full catalogue for the March sale is now available and can be viewed online at http://issuu.com/jamesauctioneers/docs/2057-cover_merged/1?e=0
As usual I have some images for you, and also a copy of the press release:
INTERESTING RARE MEDALS IN FAKENHAM AUCTION 
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