It was brought to my attention that some of Mark Benenson's Krag collection is coming up in a March auction at Amoskeag. Mark collected primarily custom Krags which may or may not interest some people, but I know he was also a sucker for pristine originals too. Regardless, he demanded quality and his collection showed it. The Jerry Fisher Krag sporter is absolutely to die for, IMO.

The Amoskeag auction catalog is on line.

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I did not count the Krags in the auction, but there are lots of them.  Maybe 50? Maybe more.  Custom hunting rifles by most of the big name makers; Stoeger, Sedgely, Niedner, etc., etc.  Every kind of Krags you can think of & some you cannot.  There are 2 nice sporters in .35 Winchester and .405 Winchester that I saw & fired a couple of owners back.  The oddest one is a US Krag takedown conversion with 4 barrels, one in .410-3".  A couple of Steyr-Krags, one with interesting provenance.  There is a Danish 1889 military rifle, & another Danish sporter.  Quite a few Norse Krags, some military, most sporters, 2 in 8x57.  US Military Krags in every imaginable state of correctness or incorrectness.  I did not see an unaltered 1892, but there is everything else.  Including something advertised as a Constabulary carbine.

Thanks for sharing guys.  You don't see one of these every day!

Prices (including buyer's premiums) for the Amoskeag Auction have been posted at the site referenced in an earlier post.  Krag prices are all over the place.  The slide-action Krag sold for $460.