Fate of 1900 Test Lugers

tudorbug · 06-18-2007, 10:49 AM

erndog105

When you expect visit West Point, other than the viist on July 2nd for R-day when you would be too busy, call ahead to the USMA Museum's Curator of Firearms. He will be very happy to show you the Luger that is in the Museum collection and he will probably let you take detailed photos.

The Museum is located right outside the main gate to the post, in Highland Falls, on what used to be the campus of Ladycliff College. The grounds ajoin the south boundary of the post.

If you need assistance, please contact me. I have had a working relationship with the Curator of the Museum on the subject of West Point class rings in their collection.

Ron: If erndog105 cannot get to the Museum, I may be able to do so on my next trip from Georgia to northern New York and I could try photos as well.

Very kindly,

David
USMA '01 father

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06-18-2007, 10:49 AM	#27
tudorbug Lifer Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Georgia Posts: 387 Thanks: 0 Thanked 40 Times in 29 Posts	erndog105 When you expect visit West Point, other than the viist on July 2nd for R-day when you would be too busy, call ahead to the USMA Museum's Curator of Firearms. He will be very happy to show you the Luger that is in the Museum collection and he will probably let you take detailed photos. The Museum is located right outside the main gate to the post, in Highland Falls, on what used to be the campus of Ladycliff College. The grounds ajoin the south boundary of the post. If you need assistance, please contact me. I have had a working relationship with the Curator of the Museum on the subject of West Point class rings in their collection. Ron: If erndog105 cannot get to the Museum, I may be able to do so on my next trip from Georgia to northern New York and I could try photos as well. Very kindly, David USMA '01 father