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Auction! 400 E Online! Always On Time! Over One Million Hits www.auctionactionnews.com Help Recycle, Buy Antiques! July 12, 2016 Vol. 21 No. 50 News Periodical Mailed on July 6 2000 Club Car Golf Cart Brings $3,200 at Beloit Auction & Realty May Auction Article & photos by Beloit Auction & Realty Beloit Auction & Realty’s Wednesday, May 25th auction featured the estate of the late Roger M. Johnson & other estate. Mr. Johnson was a former Rockford, Illinois high school principal, as well as a world traveler and respected collector. With the great variety of items, it kept prices strong throughout the auction. Gibson M-III custom made guitar and case ...1994.. Serial 2000 Club Car golf cart in #94018820, sold for $800. excellent condition, it brought $3,200. Rare Marble's "Game Getter Gun" with original holster..over/under ..22 cal. & "Little Bit Wet" colored .410 ga., it brought a high bid of $950. bronze by Western artist C.D. Bond, sold for $1,000. 1965 Cadillac Sedan Continued on pages deVille with 58,130 original miles 6&7 from local estate, sold for $2,700. Over 1300 Firearms cross the auction block at Kramer’s March & May 2016 Gun Auctions! Article & photos by Brian Maloney On 2 separate days this Spring Kramer Auction Gallery in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin was literally bursting at the seams with guys and guns. March 26th was the 1st Spring date with a full house of buyers and over 900 bidders waiting in the wings online. This auction featured a big line up of Restored Deluxe Winchester 1886 group of double barrels from a large Twin Cities area estate collection and Winchester Model 21 12ga. re-barreled to 50 Express Caliber over 100 Double Barrel and Over & Under shotguns crossed the block that Double brought $3,225. sold for a high bid of $6,000. day alone. Continued on page 8 Restored Colt 1872 Open Top Rimfire Revolver Stevens Ideal “Walnut Hill “ Rifle Winchester 1885 Hi-Wall in 38-55 cal sold for $3,025. brought 45-90, sold for $2,310. $3,565. Get Out this weekend and attend an auction, antique show or visit an antique shop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