"its collector" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing an object or item that has someone or something that collects or gathers it. Example: The bird's nest was carefully constructed with twigs and grass, and its collector was the diligent mother bird who tirelessly searched for materials to build it.
He laments how meaningful a library is to its collector, and how worthless it is to anyone else.
Its collector current augments the initial gate current, however.
But its collector bait is a new cyber-Elvis single, a remake of "A Little Less Conversation" from the 1968 movie "Live a Little, Love a Little".
The New Yorker, June 24 , 1961P. 70 Hollywood jazz shorts shown at Freedom House by its collector, a local advertising man named Ernest R. Smith.
This set is for already committed fans; its collector mentality prizes rarity over quality, resurrecting singles and two CDs of live performances that are more earthbound than Pentangle's studio gems.
By Whitney Balliett The New Yorker, June 24 , 1961 P. 70Hollywood jazz shorts shown at Freedom House by its collector, a local advertising man named Ernest R. Smith.
A total of 2,143 vehicles were auctioned at six events here, with total sales of at least $182 million, according to Hagerty.com, which tracks auction results for its collector-car price guide.
As we ate, Xu told me about Shanghai's gallery scene and its collectors.
One thing that supposedly made C.F.S. different was the non-threatening way its collectors gained the coöperation of bad debtors.
Junko Matsuno, the manager at Toy Tokyo, says that the store is divided into sections and that each section has its collectors.
It's also about the crop of acquisitions made possible by the trustees and patrons who are members of its collectors committee for contemporary art.
