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This is the second of our 2026 railroad artifact and model railroad sales, and is a two-day event made up of two separate auctions. We have been coordinating and running auctions since 1984. Railroad artifacts and brass model trains are sold on Saturday, July 25, 2026, and HO, N, O, S, and HOn3 model railroad items are sold on Sunday, July 26, 2026. This railroad artifact auction features consignments from collectors around the USA. It includes several major collections from some of our long-time customers and friends, plus new consignors as well. The July 25 sale includes lanterns, lamps, lantern parts, keys, signs, public and employee timetables, railroad issued books, china, and silver. Also included are calendars, train horns,steam and diesel loco headlights and parts, steam tender lights, builders plates, trolley and interurban destination rolls, railroad tagged milk cans, badges, signals, spittoons, and a large quatity of brass model trains, including locomotives, freight cars, passenger cars, and structures in HO, N, S, and HOn3 scales! JM Hobby Supply and Railroad Artifact Auctions has a history in railroad artifacts and model trains dating back over 50 years, when the owner of JM Hobby Supply, John DeBeck, received his first artifacts from the vice president of the Green Bay and Western Railroad, who came into the restaurant managed by John's dad for breakfast most every day during the week. John saved all of these items and began a collection of artifacts from Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Upper Michigan railroads that is second to none. This led him to meet many other collectors and enthusiasts throughout the last 50 years, and during this time, he began helping others to sell their collections through his firm, via online sales, or at shows. It was only natural for him to get involved with railroad artifact auctions, and he has put together a staff that is as crazy about railroads as he is! Auctioneer Aaron Ihander from Ihander Auctioneering, Wisconsin License #2234, is in charge of all JM Hobby Supply auctions. Aaron is also licensed in Michigan. We also feel very confident in the security of our sales, as Aaron pulls double-duty as a police officer in Menominee County! While he handles all of the auction details with our other auctioneer, Larry “Bucky” Schultz, JM Hobby Supply handles all of the posts, photos, titles, and descriptions, posting of all of the information seen for our sales on HiBid. Railroad experts Richard Foreen and William Eggleston help with identification and provenance on items, while local TV news producer Josh Rastia mans the camera and video portion of the online sales. Lucas Rastia, Nicole Rastia, and Terry Keuken help with the online bidding process, clerking, and lot displays, while others also play a major role in the success of our events. From sales of model trains and layouts, to railroad artifacts of all kinds, we have a long line of satisfied buyers and sellers that we hope you will be able to join and take part in for years to come. With over 4,000 positive feedbacks over many online platforms, our record speaks for itself! If you would like to consign railroad items to one of our sales, please reach out to us at 920-857-9670 or email us at jmhobbysupplyandrrartifacts@gmail.com. Our staff looks forward to working with you!

After 62 years of dedicated farming and three generations on the Voda Home Farm, Steve Voda has announced his retirement. This auction features a premier line of high-capacity grain equipment. This is a great opportunity to purchase like-new machinery that has been exclusively used on a private grain farm (no custom work). For more information, please call auction manager Donnie Bleich at (920) 948-6290. Online buyer's premium is 5% capped at $5,000.