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Saturday, April 18, 2020 – Large, Grey Eagle/St. Rosa, MN Area – Collectible Tractors and 84 Firearms and Firearms, Collectible Tractors & Equipment Equipment Accessories Sell at 12:00 Noon Lifetime As we are transitioning into retirement, we will sell the following at auction located Collection Collectibles, Shop 1¼ miles north of St. Rosa, MN on County #17 & 35; or being 4 miles north of Melrose, MN on County 13, then 4 miles Equipment, Tools and east on County 17, then ¼ mile north on County 35; or being 1.75 miles south of Grey Eagle, MN on County 33 to the Rock Tavern, Miscellaneous then 4 miles south on County 47 & 35 to home #43311. Follow the Mid-American Auction Co. signs; roads will be plainly marked. Gas Engines, Antique Collectible Tractors & Collectible Items & Farm Equipment 2020 Nice Copper Clad Gas/ Farmall Super Saturday, April 18, Wood Combination C, PTO, Good Kitchen Range, One Metal, Auxiliary Sale Time: 10:30 A.M. Boser’s Lunch Wagon Owner Hydraulics, Sells with Woods 6-Ft. NOTE: The Voits have lived in this area for many years and are well known throughout the community. Don has enjoyed using and Mid-Mount Finishing collecting firearms as well as being an avid hunter and outdoorsman since he was a small boy. Don is also known as a fabricator making Mower, Tractor countless attachments to existing equipment as well as manufacturing many unique new items for customers, friends and neighbors Ser. #122435 1944 John Deere Hand-Crank Styled Model throughout Central Minnesota. After seeing his shop and expertise in many fields, I don’t think there is anything he couldn’t repair Model D Kohler B Tractor, PTO, Cultivator Lift, Good Metal, or make better. Along with an extensive collection of firearms, we offer a large amount of ammunition, collectible tractors, general 110 Volt Generator 11.2 X 38 Inch Rear collectibles, lumber & miscellaneous shop items of all types. Please note that we will begin with miscellaneous items at 10:30, followed with 4 Cylinder Kohler Tires by firearms at approximately 12:00 noon, followed by any unsold items, so please plan on prompt attendance. We may get to tractors and Engine 1935 John Deere other major items before noon so please plan accordingly. Firearms are stored off-site and will be available for inspection auction day (2) Freemont 6 H.P. Unstyled Model B only. Prior inspection of other major items available by appointment beginning Monday, April 13th. In the event of severe weather, please 2 Cycle Gas Tractor, Hand-Crank, listen to KASM Albany 1150 AM or check our website at www.midamericanauctioninc.com for weather related information. If you enjoy Engines, (Runs Spoke Fronts, Case Good) unique auctions with a wide variety of great items, please mark this date on your calendar and make plans now to attend. Thank you! Rear Rims with 11.2 X 36 Tires, Brass Tag Ser. #3684 Farmall B Tractor, 84 Firearms Sell at Approx. 12:00 Noon Cultivision, Wheel IH 1.5 H.P. Gas Engine Weights, PTO, Wisconsin 2 Cylinder 9.5 X 24 Inch Rear Gas Engine Tires, Sells with IH Mid-Mount Highway John Deere 2 Cylinder LUC Sickle Mower Engine, (Running Condition) that continues to Johnson Iron Horse Gas Engine operate in vertical Early Outboard Motor Corp. position, Add On Electric Lift Winch for Easier Outboard Boat Motor, Operation, has Spare Sickle Bar Ser. #4090878 Farmall F12, Rear Kohler 2 Cylinder Gas Engine Steel Wheels with Several Tractor Magnetos, Lugs, Converted including Fairbanks, IH, JD, AC, Bosch, Eisman to Electric Start, Includes: Rifles, Shotguns, Hand Guns, Black Powder Rifles and Pistols, Ammunition and Accessories Older Evinrude Outboard Motor, Ser. #4090878 Ser. #FS117669, Please Note: If you are planning on purchasing a hand gun, you must have in your possession on auction day a valid Permit to Purchase Approx 5 H.P. Montgomery Wards Outboard (Runs Good) or Carry. No exceptions. Motor (4) Hand-Crafted Folding 64. Vetterli Swiss Model M78 41 Cal. Rim Fire 1. Browning A Bolt 270 WSM (Bolt Action) 32. Ruger Super Blackhawk 44 Mag 6 Shot Pistol, Tables, Oak and Cedar 10.5 Inch Barrel, Ser. #83-26945 Military Rifle, Over 100 Years Old, Ser. #94827 Leopold 3x9 Scope, Ser. #04944MV351 Tops Farmall F 12 Tractor on 33. Heritage 22 & 22 Magnum 6 Shot Cylinder, 65. Western Field Model 30 12 Gauge Pump, 2. Winchester Model 1897 12 Gauge Pump, (2) Smaller Hand-Crafted Steel, Ser. #33322, Full Choke, Ser. #405546 Not Fired - in Box, Ser. #54777 Browning Patent Ser. #U45167 Oak Top Folding Tables (Running Condition) 3. Belgian Browning 338 Automatic, Sling, 34. Tokarev 7.62mm X 25 Cal. Automatic Pistol, 66. Excel 16 Gauge Single Shot, Ser. #7480 Unique O’s Gold Seed 3x9 Bushnell Scope Ser. #E188751 67. Spanish Mauser 308, Tasco 3x9 Scope, Farmall H Tractor, Company Promotional Rotary Dial Dial-Loc, the Original Gas Tank 4. Weatherby Vanguard 270 Bolt, Synthetic, 35. Tokarev Romanian 7.62mm X 25 Cal. Automatic Ser. #5980 Original Keyless Entry for House Doors 3x10 Intensity Scope, Ser. #VS356634 Pistol, Holster, Extra Clip, Ser. #XC0381953 for Starting on Gas, 68. Knight 50 Caliber Synthetic Black Powder Rifle, Hand-Crafted Wooden Wheelbarrows, One Scope Mount, Ser. #384411 11.2 X 38 Inch 5. Weatherby Vanguard 30.06 Bolt, 3x9 Pentax 36. Tula Russian Made 7.62mm X 38R Cal. Pistol, Painted JD Green Scope, Ser. # VS188917 4 Inch Barrel, Holster, Ser. #03425 Tires, Good Metal, 69. Mauser Conversion 2 Shot 12 Gauge Bolt (4) Wooden Spoke Wheelbarrow Wheels 6. Remington 770 300 Winchester Mag Synthetic 37. 1916 K-11 7.5x55 Cal. Swiss Army Rifle, Ser. #146465 70. CVA Stag Horn 50 Caliber Magnum Part of an Old Still, includes Copper Tank with Lid Bolt, Nikon 3x9 Scope, Ser. #71436091 Troupe Tag, Open Sight, Ser. #415694 Black Powder Rifle, 3x9 Barska Scope, and Other Parts 38. Swiss Model 9611 7.5x55 Military Rifle, Ser. #61-B-140234-03 7. Weatherby Vanguard 270 WMS, Synthetic Bolt, Old Snowblower with Wisconsin Single Cylinder SS Barrel, Nikon 3x9 Scope, Ser. #V8169652 Ser. #324091 71. CVA Mag Bolt 150 50 Cal. Black Powder Rifle, Gas Engine 8. Remington Model 742 30.06 Automatic, Tasco 39. 1892 Swiss Model 1889 7.5x53 Cal. Military Ser. #61-13-104768099 Copper Boiler Servel Gas Refrigerator Allis Chalmers Model C, 4 Power Scope, Ser. #A6997902 Rifle, Ser. #29858 72. 1945 Swiss 7.5x55 Rifle, Beech Wood Stock, Hand Cistern Pump Hand Sickle Grinder Electric Start, Good 9. Winchester Model 70 7mm Bolt, Synthetic Black 40. Swiss Model K1911 7.5x55 Cal. Military Rifle, Ser. #841660 Galvanized Gas Cans 3.5 Gallon Crock Jugs 9.5 X 24 Inch Short Shadow MA, 10x40 Red & Green Retinal Scope, Ser. #370669 73. 1953 Marlin #336 30.30 Lever Action, Hay Sling Trolley and Fork Bar/Long Bar Tires 50 Bell, Ser. #G2194492 41. CVA Synthetic 50 Cal. Black Powder Rifle, Ser. #26756 Cross Cut Saws Bow Saws 1 and 2 Bottom Plows on Rubber and Steel 10. Tikka T3 270 Synthetic Bolt, Firefield 8x32 2.5x7 Scope, Ser. #61-13-149963-01 74. 1925 Swiss 7.5x55 Carbine Military Rifle, 50 Bell Scope, Ser. #K47566 42. Mauser 8mm Military Rifle, Ser. #G52735V Ser. #129918 Dutch Oven Good Cast Iron Kettle Set of Tractor Chains, fit Farmall H 11. Fancy Belgian Browning 7mm Magnum 43. Deer Slayer 50 Cal. Black Powder Rifle, Octagon 75. Thompson Center Firestorm 50 Cal. Black 2-Row Horse Corn Planter 4-Wheel Wagon Automatic, Pentax 8.5x32 50 Bell Scope, See- Barrel, Double Trigger, Cap Lock, Ser. #818020 Powder Rifle, 209 Side Lock Primer, Ser. #5958 Shop Tools & Misc. Items 2-Wheel Trailer 6-Ft. Single Disc Through Tunnel Mounts, Ser. #51856M8 44. Harrington Richardson Topper Model 88 76. Marlin Model 1898 Take Down 16 Gauge 7-Ft. MN Tractor Sickle Mower 12. Harrington Richardson Single Shot 410, 12 Gauge Single Shot, Full Choke, Pump, Ser. #95405 Signal Corps 10 KW 6-Ft. IH Binder for Parts or Repair, has Canvases Ser. #378479 Ser. #AX643872 77. Centurion 50 Cal. Black Powder Rifle, O’Keefe & Merritt 8-Ft. Ground Lift Field Cultivator on Rubber 13. Sears High Standard Model 25 22 Cal. 45. Stevens 12 Gauge Single Shot, Ser. #E73113 SS Barrel, Ser. #C07736 Generator with Tube Feed Automatic, 4x9 Weaver Scope, 46. Harrington Richardson Jr. Classic 20 Gauge 78. Remington Model 550-1 22 Cal. Tube Feed Jeep 4 Cylinder Gas Ser. #5832501 Single Shot, Ser. #240099 Semi-Automatic Engine, Ser. #PE-95-G Collectible Ford Truck, 14. Savage Axis 22-250 Bolt, Synthetic, SS Barrel, 47. Camo Traditions Lightning Light Weight 50 Cal. 79. JC Higgins Model 58318 Bottom Feed Snapon Valve Grinder 6x24x50 AOEG Red-Green Black Retinals, Black Powder Rifle, SS Barrel, Ser. #14-13- 16 Gauge Bolt Kay-Lee Valve Seat Boat, Snowmobiles Ser. #H617305 022800-00 80. Harrington Richardson Topper Model 98 Grinder with Stones 15. Mossberg 500 12 Ga. Pump, Bird/Slug Barrels, 48. 1937 Refurbished Russian 7.62x54 R Military 16 Gauge Single Shot, Ser. #205327 Valve Guide Install Kit 3 Phase PTO Generator & Accessories Ser. #P016655 Rifle, Sling, Ammo Pouch, Ser. #9130326091 81. Winchester Apex 50 Cal. Black Powder Large Set of Inside Micrometers (up to 2 ft.) 16. Mauser Military Bolt, Open Sight, Ser. #237025 49. 1931 Refurbished Russian 7.62x54R Rifle, Magnum 209 Red Dot Scope, Geo Olcott Head Crack Detector 1951 Ford F3 Heavy- 17. Remington Model 700 223, Bull Barrel, Bolt, Military Rifle, Hex Receiver, Laminated Stock, Ser. #61-13-147766-03, Like New in Box Air Craft High Amp Generator with 2 Cylinder Duty ¾ Ton Pickup, Scope Mounts, Ser.
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