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The Old Man · 04-21-2002, 08:50 PM

Most museums will not accept a collection with any strings attached. So, if the folks who run it like ceramics best,the guns can be sold off and pottery purchased, period!

You cannot control people or things from the 'other side'--when you die, you are dead, and folks can do whatever they please, legal or not! I understand that the Colt Museum was 'raped' by a curator who took care of his buddies and the guns are now gone!

I have transferred my collection to my son, and now, I can only hope that it is retained in some semblance of a group or collection for my grandson?

04-21-2002, 08:50 PM	#11
The Old Man New User Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Museums Most museums will not accept a collection with any strings attached. So, if the folks who run it like ceramics best,the guns can be sold off and pottery purchased, period! You cannot control people or things from the 'other side'--when you die, you are dead, and folks can do whatever they please, legal or not! I understand that the Colt Museum was 'raped' by a curator who took care of his buddies and the guns are now gone! I have transferred my collection to my son, and now, I can only hope that it is retained in some semblance of a group or collection for my grandson?