Two Alpha Auctions, LLC

06/12/2026

And just like that, we're on to the next one! Thank you to our sellers, our bidders, and our incredible team who made it all happen.

05/29/2026

A sneak peek at our Taxidermy Ring set-up for tomorrow 👀
(Bid here: https://www.twoalphaauctions.com/auctions/33?filter=(auction_ring_id:3) )
This ring starts at 9am: find full body and shoulder mounts, skulls, horns and antlers, and skins and pelts.

Also for auction tomorrow: our regularly scheduled fi****ms starting at 10am.
See our website and our profile for more details.

05/28/2026

Taxidermy for May 30 auction

05/26/2026

The Auction Catalog is ready and waiting for you! https://bit.ly/4dxwzBy

Michigan's premier gun auction company, delivering high quality fi****ms and even more superior customer service! We will help you sell you gun at auction!

05/21/2026

ANSWER to yesterday's video: Lot 45 https://bit.ly/4tEUjbz

This is a wonderfully RARE Wi******er Model 1895 Saddle Ring Carbine chambered in the scarce .303 British caliber.

Standard for the British military cartridge at the time, but offered to the commercial market with no records of military contracts, this piece was very popular among British Empire hunters, adventurers, and explorers. Although, the .303 British was not a popular caliber in the United States, creating scarcity on the American collectors market.

View the entire catalog and bid here: www.TwoAlphaAuctions.com
Auction Day is May 30, 2026

05/20/2026

Let's test your knowledge - can you identify this item? Comment your guess on our most recent post! We will reveal the answer tomorrow.

05/18/2026

Taxidermy Ring- May 30th at 9AM
Bid Here Now: http://bit.ly/492khyt
LIVE and ONLINE

Check out all these mounts and more. We're offering over 500 lots of taxidermy! From full body to pelts and decor, there's something for every collector. Elevate your office space, enhance your man cave, and take moody maximalism to the next level.

05/14/2026

ACTIVE & READY FOR BIDDING: www.TwoAlphaAuctions.com

Browse the May 30th Sportsman's Auction Catalog and place your bids all from our website!

To view the catalog:
- You don't have to create an account!
- Enter the May 30 Sportsman Auction: By the banner on our homepage or Gun Auctions -> Upcoming Auctions -> Enter May 30th Auction
- Search for specific items or toggle between the rings from the left menu options

To create your account:
- Click "Login/Register" in the upper right
- Enter your information
- Verify your email *Don't miss this step*

To bid:
- Click "Register for Auction" on any lot within the auction
- Enter your card information
- Bid on lots directly on our website, and SAVE 5% on Buyer's Premium! You can place bids one at a time, or put in a maximum bid and let the system bid competitively for you.

We know this is a new process for everyone, so reach out if you have any questions or issues. We're excited for this launch! Bidding is also still available on Proxibid.

05/02/2026

Today we celebrate the chant, the tradition, and the people behind it. Happy National Auctioneers Day to the many auctioneers who have stood in our sale ring over the years—we’re grateful for each of you and proud to be part of this profession. 👏

04/29/2026

Behind every gavel is a story. Today, we're reflecting on how auctions help preserve and share the stories that shape our communities.

One remarkable piece in our current auction connects us to the legacy of Marshall James Henry (J.H.) Clemens of Maryville, Tennessee, who served his community with courage until his tragic death in the line of duty in 1911. It comes with this letter from the Office of Smith & Wesson Revolver Manufacturers, signed by Roy G. Jinks- Historian, confirming the fi****ms details. This letter states the firearm was manufactured and shipped from the Smith & Wesson factory in 1901 and delivered to J.H. Clemens, Louisville, TN. It is one of only 5,811 First Models.

More than a century later, stories like his still deserve to be remembered. One of the privileges of what we do is helping preserve historical pieces and the lives connected to them—keeping local history, sacrifice, and community heritage alive through the auction process. That’s part of the impact auctions can have beyond the bid.