100K BARONESS THATCHER COLLECTION

WELCOME to the drawing room that is home to the £100K world’s greatest collection of Margaret Thatcher autographed objects. From a whopping £6,125 for a rare signed and numbered copy of the late former British PM’s book The Downing Street Years, to a humble £240 autographed Number Ten book plate, this collection currently includes over 100 objects in total. Since the death of Britain’s most impactful PM in living-memory, Jason Cullen's business has turned-over what would normally be two-month’s trade in just a few hours. Interest over the past 24-hours has been intense,” said Jason

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