Firearms Auctions

Wisconsin's Largest Federally Licensed Firearms Auction Center!

Our indoor auction facility is set up for showcasing your firearms collection
with a viewing area of over 4,000 square feet and over 275 upholstered theater seats for your bidders comfort. For buyers who are unable to attend our Firearms Auctions we also offer Internet Absentee and Live Phone Bidding, plus our Extensive Online Catalogs which typically feature 750+ Quality Photographs & Descriptions to assist absentee buyers from around the Country to bid with confidence. We are Licensed Wisconsin Auctioneers and Wisconsin's Largest Federally Licensed Firearms Auction Center.

Things we do the other can't include;

1.) The legal ability to sell your firearms to in or out of state buyers, meaning more potential buyers & better prices for you!

2.) Extensive knowledge in firearms which allows us to properly market, describe and advertise you Firearms.

3.) A huge buyers list of past customers who will be personally notified of your upcoming firearms auction

4.) Absentee Online Bidding on all our top lots for better buyer participation from across the country. (Our 300 lot pre-Auction Bidding Catalog typically contains over 750+ high quality photos).

To consign firearms for one of our upcoming auctions, or for your firearm appraisal needs call & ask for Curt at 608-326-8108 or e-mail kramer@mhtc.net.

Next Firearms Auction:

Saturday August 22nd, 2009

Auctioneers Note: This years Summer Auction will feature an the Whitey Schoen Firearms Collection. Whitey ran "Whitey Sportshop" in Rural Reeseville Wisconsin from 1975 - 2000; so also selling with his large Private Firearms Collection we will be selling his left over inventory of Ammunition, Reloading Supplies & Equipment, Gun Parts & Magazines and any & everything else you might find at a rural family run Sportstore. This will be a large Auction w/ over 200+ Antique & Modern Firearms & lots of interesting small items; More information will be available in the upcoming weeks so be sure to check back!

March 21st 2009
(Richard Burton Firearms Estate)

Marlin Brace of 1,000 Commemorative Rifle Set, Matched 336 & 39 Rifles

$1,750

March 21st 2009
(Richard Burton Firearms Estate)

Sample of some of the Ruger Handguns sold. The collection included Early Flat Gate Single Sixes to Modern Limited Run Dealer Special Rugers!

January 17th 2009
(Winter Firearms Auction)

British Boyes Anti-Tank Rifle
(Converted to 50 BMG)

$3,300

September 2008
(Mather Museum Sale)

Civil War Era Henry Rifle (1864 mfg.)
w/ Cracked Stock
$18,700

September 2008
(Mather Museum Sale)

Winchester Model 1886 Rifle
1st. Year of Production 1886 mfg.
$5,150

September 2008
(Mather Museum Sale)

Display of Hixton Sugar Quartz Points
(Large Point 5 1/4``)

$1,100

February 2007
Gunderson Firearms Auction (Top to Bottom)

Colt Bisley in 38 WCF $2,650

Colt Bisley in 38 WCF $1,700

February 2007
Gunderson Firearms Auction

Winchester 1897 Omaha Police gun
$3,025

February 2007
Gunderson Firearms Auction

1873 Winchester
reblued rifle 44 WCF
$1,210

Marlin Model 1881
40-60 cal w/ factory
double set triggers
$2,425

Sept. 16th 2006
Red Quinn Estate
(Top to Bottom)

Winchester Model 12 20ga
$700
Winchester Model 12 28ga
$4,500
Winchester Model 42 410ga
$1,400

Sept. 16th 2006
Red Quinn Estate
(Top to Bottom)

Winchester 1886 40-60 cal
$2,900
Winchester 1886 45-90 cal
$3,300
Winchester 1886 33WCF
$2,000

	Auctioneers Curt and John Kramer pose with the April 2006 Spring Sporting Auctions big ticket. A Civil War Model 1859 Berdan Sharps. This fantastic piece topped the auction at $12,200
	April 2006 1888 Springfield Ramrod Bayonet $1,000 1864 Springfield Muzzle loading rifle $1,100 1879 Springfield Saddle ring Carbine $1,875
	April 2006 (view top to bottom) 1941 Johnson Rifle $3,400 Winchester 1897 Trench Gun $2,750
	The top selling item and the big buzz at our April 10th 2005 Spring Sporting Auction went to this rare Winchester Cartridge Board. It settled on a final selling price of $13,250
	This Winchester Model 21, 20 ga. was the top selling lot at the Tom Fretty Firearms Estate Auction in August of 2005 with a final price of $7,500
	The Japanese Samurai swords also drew a large following selling for $2,750 and $1,550 respectfully
	(August 2005) Wm. Moore & Co. 8 GA which commanded a $4,300 bid, the German Drillings below was solid at $1,100
	(Aug. 2005) Powder horns were in demand at the Fretty Firearms Estate The top 4 early powder horns sold brought $720, $715, $605 and $450 respectfully.
	A nice grouping of Civil war carbines in our Spring 2005 Auction drew a lot of interest with this 2nd Model Maynard topping out the carbines with a final price of $2,300

Kramer Real Estate & Auction Services, LLC
203 E. Blackhawk Ave. Prairie du Chien, WI 53821
Phone: 608-326-8108 E-mail: kramer@mhtc.net

"We Sell the Earth & Everything On It!"