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Greetings RSA members,
To All RSA Members, There are several recent happenings in the or- ganization that I want you to be aware of. Not the least of which is that RSA has commissioned the process |
Secondly, I am pleased to announce that a com- plete listing of the titles and authors of all entries in all past Journals is available to you for the asking, in either MS Word or WordPerfect format over the Internet. Contact me at ro*******@ms*.com for your copy. And lastly, Remington Arms Company (now Remington Outdoors) has asked RSA’s help in planning for next year’s Bi-Centennial Celebration. But more on this in the next issue. |
The Remington Historical Foundation |
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We are pleased to announce the establishment of THE REMINGTON HISTORICAL FOUNDATION, Inc. This is the fulfillment of a dream of mine in our quest to pre- serve the history of “all things Remington.” The Foundation is totally independent of the Remington Society of America, although there may be an interface in the future. The principal leaders of the Foundation are David Fagan, Dan Pozarek, Corey Creamer and myself, Roy Marcot. The stated purpose of the new entity is:
The Foundation has been approved by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) “tax exempt” organization. This means that the Foundation can accept contributions of historically related materials and the donor can take a bonafide tax write-off for the value of such materials. The foundation was established to provide an educational entity to gather and share information (data and images) about the history of Remington firearms, ammunition and other products. This includes, but is not limited to information about the following entities: |
Since the Foundation was established in December 2014 several important donations have been received, including:
More on this new entity in future issues of the Rem- ington Collector’s Journal. |