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Old 11-20-2016, 07:30 PM
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I have no idea I have not heard a word from them aside from a one paragraph email saying that they received my photo. I have inquired a couple of times with no response... Those are the breaks but I still feel the photo is where it is meant to be.
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Something like 10% of a museum's holdings are on a display at a time, so, unless you have a Van Gogh or George Washington's military uniform, expecting something to be on permanent display usually is a bit much.

However, you can donate to a museum that catalogs their items and has them available online. Numerous museums have good online catalogs of their holdings. Example
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Thanks for the great insights on dealing with loans/donations to museums.

I'm just in my initial talks with a particular museum and am weighing my options.

Please keep the responses coming on this topic as I think it's a great discussion for our hobby!
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